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Sliding door detail

8 years ago

Would like to find out a bit more detail on the dimensions of this sliding door, looks like a 5 leaf slider with a slide and stack configuration?, would like to find out where this was sourced from, thanks in advance

Baronsfield Road, Richmond · More Info

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50 Degrees North Architects
8 years ago
Hi, the doors were supplied by Sunparadise http://www.sunparadise.co.uk/. The total width of the doors is 6264mm.
David Chew thanked 50 Degrees North Architects
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