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Patio doors

9 years ago

I love these garden doors and will be grateful if you could share the following information about this patio door. 1. the approximate price for a patio doors like these. 2. How long it takes to make this kind of bespoke patio doors. 3. Dimention. Thank you very much.

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Bereco Windows & Doors
9 years ago
Hello, those doors would be approximately 2400mm x 2100mm including the sidelights and would take approximately 6-8 weeks to manufacture. If you are interested. please send an email to estimating@bereco.co.uk and we would be able to provide you with an accurate price and lead time.
we can also answer any other questions you may have. Many thanks
Oliver
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9 years ago
Very interested. I will send you an email later. Thank you.
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9 years ago
If you can reference houzz and my name (oliver) in the email then I will be able to speak to estimating to keep an eye out for it when it comes though and hopefully get it looked at quicker. thanks

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