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Who made these French doors and windows?

7 years ago

last modified: 7 years ago

Hi guys, I think I found this picture from houzz a while ago but can't seem to be able to identify the joinery company that made them. Really love the French door and sash window combination, very traditional and a nice change from the usual aluminium bifold doors.

can anyone recognise these and point me to the joiner? Or can anyone recommend a company that would be able to design and make them to a similarly high quality? We are based in south east London.

thanks!

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Timber Master LTD
7 years ago
Those doors and sash windows are lovely, we're not sure who made them but we could make something very similar. All our timber projects are bespoke and we can paint them in a factory finish to match any colour you like.

We do traditional lead weighted sash windows too so if you like the windows next to the doors these could also be made.

All our doors and windows are double glazed, we used toughened glass and the doors all have multi point locking systems for high security.

If you are interested in getting a quote you can either message us on Houzz or contact us on: admin@timbermaster.co.uk or call us on 01788577112.

We would just need the opening measurements and your postcode.

thanks.
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Traditional Sash Windows
7 years ago
last modified: 7 years ago
Traditional Sash Windows is a family owned & professionally managed business that was established in 1983. We are based in South London, with all our fabrication taking place in Battersea. All our windows & doors are bespoke & handmade.

We carry out works all over the London area & home counties. Our company specalises in listed properties and conservation areas
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