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Hi. Can you tell me more about the doors & where I can source? Thks

8 years ago

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Gail Marsden Interior Design
8 years ago
Thank you for your enquiry. Sorry it has taken so long for us to get back to you. The installer that we used for all our Crittall Window and door installations are Clement Windows. If you contact Vince Lunn on 07483
103089
and mention the enquiry has come from Gail Marsden Design he will look after you. Kind regards.
Gail
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Clement Windows Group Ltd
4 years ago
If you would like a quotation from Clement Windows at any time please call 01428 643393. The number above is no longer in use. Kind regards Clement Windows
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