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Fabulous Opening

8 years ago

Can you please tell me the size (width and height) of the opening and the sliding doors? I'm looking to create 18ft opening with 6ft x 8ft high sliding doors and this looks similar. Many thanks. Ian

Contemporary Replacement Dwelling, Sennen Cove · More Info

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8 years ago
I'm not sure of the size Ian, however we would be delighted to provide you with a quote for your project.

Matthew - Design Bifolds.
01845 577992
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Laurence Associates
8 years ago
Hi Ian

Apologies for the delay. The sliding doors are approx. 7.2m x 2.1m

If you would like any further information or details we would be happy to help.

Many thanks

Laurence Associates
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