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glass wall divider

DreamStyle Kitchens & Baths, LLC

7 years ago

Where could I get a glass divider like this? Is it custom or is there a supplier? I would prefer white to match trim in my home Thanks

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Jo Cowen Architects
7 years ago
Hi! These were bespoke Crittall-style doors made especially for the project.
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Portal Elegance
6 years ago
DOORS: Hi there, Portal Elegance can fabricate thin profile metal and glass doors for various applications such as pantry doors, wine closet doors, room dividers, bedroom doors, furniture and much, much more.
Visit us at www.PortalElegance.com
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