about the cellar trap door

iuliana28

7 years ago

hello! I would like to know if the door can be stepped on and from what is made of.

Wine Cellar - The Large Hexagon · More Info

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Stone Cellar Company
7 years ago
Hi Juliana all of our doors are designed to be walked on - whether they are timber, tiled or glass finishes. The glass is toughened but can be scratched. These scratches can be removed by professionals to restore the glass to its best.
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Genuwine Cellars
6 years ago
Great work Stone Cellars! For those who are looking for support in North America with your trap door or subterranean cellar project, we are here to help. We supply this form of cellar and glass trap doors across Canada and the US.

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