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Internal framed glass doors

4 years ago

Hi all. Any tips on where to look for reasonably priced internal glass doors (1 set of ‘French style’ pair and 1 set of 3 or 4 folding panes). I have seen the attached options (which are almost

what we are looking for) but am trying to find more reasonably priced options.

Thanks all!

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DW Designs
4 years ago
Hi Paul

You can try Direct Doors, they have a very wide range of good quality doors: https://www.directdoors.com/collections/loft-style-room-dividers
PRO
Origin USA
4 years ago
Hi Paul,

Origin USA offer a range of aluminum doors, feel free to take a look and please do contact us if you have any queries.

https://bit.ly/2RzsBhJ
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Frameless Glass Curtains Ltd
4 years ago
last modified: 4 years ago
Hi Paul, our company does both internal and external glass doors widely used in homes, commercial property and as exterior quality doors. We will be delighted to help out. www.fgc.co.uk

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