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Where are these beautiful closet doors from and are they sliders?

11 years ago

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G. B. Woodworking
11 years ago
These are completely custom made doors, made in my shop. They are not sliders, in fact only the closest one is operable. The other 2 are fixed, false doors, to maintain the symmetry in this walk-through closet area. There are 3 similar doors on the opposite wall.
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