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ameliaelizabethp

8 years ago

It is difficult to tell if the doors are bifold or a series of smaller French doors. Please could you confirm and also the supplier of them please. Many thanks

Sunningdale, Berkshire · More Info

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Luke Cartledge Photography
8 years ago
As I remember it they were full bi-fold doors, however for any further details you should contact the designers Concept Interiors http://www.houzz.co.uk/pro/conceptluxury/concept-interiors
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Aspire Doors Limited
8 years ago
last modified: 8 years ago
Hi Amelia,

This is a 5 door bi-fold system. You can just about see the metallic shoot bolts at the top of the central and far right door leaves. There are also (even less visible) the handles required to slide the bi-fold open, fitted half way down the same leaves.

Our 5 door systems measure in at 3m wide, and this looks to be the same, if not exactly then not far from it. Please take a look at our website if you are still interested in similar door sets: Aspire Doors
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