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Does this set come in other finishes?

9 years ago

I love this door set, does it come in other finishes?

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9 years ago
You can find the information you need in a couple of different ways depending on how you are using Houzz. If you are on a computer, click on the green "more info" link. If you are on the app, tap the photo. Either way, you should see a link to a vendor or store. Follow that link for further information and pricing.
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Architectural Elegance Incorporated
9 years ago
This door set does come in other finishes. The available finishes are Oil Rubbed Bronze, Flat Black, Polished Chrome and Satin Nickel as shown. This set is also available in Stainless Steel. Feel free to reach out to us for further information. Emtek is a beautiful line of door and cabinet hardware that we have proudly displayed in our showroom. Thank you.
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