Hello, who built the window?

elenamb

9 years ago

Was the window built in the UK? Cab you recommend any suppliers?
many thanks.
Elena

East Finchley House · More Info

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Matthew Jobling
9 years ago
Hi there,

I would recommend contacting Euro Design - http://www.eurodesignglazing.co.uk
or alternately call Martin on 07802 401550.
He will endeavour to assist you with all of your bespoke aluminium glazing requirements.

Thanks, Matt.
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