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6 years ago

What is the pricing on a fireproof door like this one and what is the height?

Interior Doors: Tudor Natural Model · More Info

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Crabtree & Hargreeves Bespoke Interiors
6 years ago
Something like this needs to be specially veneered you can get firecheck door blanks upto 9ft high so what height you want is your choice. costs some where round 700 -800 for the door, then it has to be finished in a fire retatrdent finish say another 300 then fitted and door furniture. All toll i would put that at around 1500 plus vat. But that does depwnd on what veneer you go for and the quality of the handles and hinges. And dont forget the matching door liner and arcs.
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Bespoke German Doors by Doors4UK
6 years ago
Hello,

This exact door you can find it in our range at https://www.doors4uk.co.uk/rustic-natural-veneer-doors, we offer you complete set including: door leaf, frame, architrave, professional factory fitted hinges, lock, strike plate, handle and rubber seal on stop of the frame that helps with soundproofing. This complete fire proof 30 minutes door set starts from: £1188+VAT+TRANSPORT, for a height up to: H2100mm, it can also be done for height up to H2500mm. For a more acquired quote please send your inquiry to contact@doors4uk.co.uk

Kind regards,

DOORS4UK team
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