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Front door

8 years ago

Where is it from pls? Thx

House in Hamble-le-Rice II · More Info

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LA Hally Architect
8 years ago
Hi Louise,

We can't be sure of the specific door which was supplied on site, but we suspect that you could get something similar from urban front or funky front!

http://www.urbanfront.com/en_GB/

http://www.kloeber.co.uk/gallery/funkyfront-contemporary-front-doors
jasondt
6 years ago
You may be able to ask a local supplier to make something up. As much as I liked the doors from Urban Front, the cost was way over my budget. So I drew what I wanted and took it to my window supplier who made it up in hardwood. As they made up the doors from scratch anyway, the cost was similar to an off the shelf door.
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Good afternoon everyone! We are blown away by the amazing response we have had from this community, thank you everyone for your feedback. We are especially grateful to Jonathan for his valuable feedback.. the idea is genius and makes so much sense! Thank you so much Jonathan for taking out the time to help us! I have never seen my husband so impressed by an idea so much!! I have attached a couple more photos showing view of the garage from the front of the house along with the entrance gate itself into the property. I have also attached a copy of our floor plan. We would really appreciate your thoughts on what we could to with the garage and front exterior in terms of: Garage walls - What do you think about the brick work? Worth keeping, or should we clad? Garage roof - We currently have an unsightly metal sheet. We don’t want to fully rebuild but we’ve seen light weight roofing for garages which look like tiling. Any suggestions or thoughts on this? Front exterior - We’re looking to improve kerb appeal of the house from the front, any ideas welcome (cladding, paint, stone work?) Windows - these are the original single pane windows which unfortunately come with poor insulation. Any thoughts on what to do for those? Further to the front patio suggestion, is it worth installing an entrance which leads straight into the kitchen through the current ‘Study’? See floor plan. (We are planning to extend the current kitchen by a further 2.5m towards the rear garden). Any ideas, suggestions and comments will be really appreciated, thank you for your help!
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