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Tall pocket doors

7 years ago

Hi I love the pocket doors you have installed in this project. Can you tell me which supplier you used for the pocket mechanism please? Thanks.

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RISE Design Studio
4 years ago
Hi, contact SDS London. They have a range of products you could specify. Best wishes, Sean
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