Barn Arch window & door
10 years ago
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I'm looking to replace an arch & door - see photo. Door to be 3 panel bi-folds in aluminium, dark anthracite in colour, not too chunky in profile and colour rich. Arch to be UPVC, colour matched to door, 3 panels with the upper middle an opener. Struggling to find someone who can do both components with several businesses saying they can't do curved openers. Any recommendations? I live in the Greater Manchester area.
Thanks
I'm looking to replace an arch & door - see photo. Door to be 3 panel bi-folds in aluminium, dark anthracite in colour, not too chunky in profile and colour rich. Arch to be UPVC, colour matched to door, 3 panels with the upper middle an opener. Struggling to find someone who can do both components with several businesses saying they can't do curved openers. Any recommendations? I live in the Greater Manchester area.
Thanks
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