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Smarts Visoglide Plus Sliding Patio Door

Klarheit Aluminium Windows & Doors Ltd

7 years ago

Contemporary, robust, and with a high level of thermal performance, the
Smart Visoglide Plus aluminium sliding patio door is a great choice for
your home. Now available at Klarheit!

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ddgallagher89
7 years ago
Hi, Can you please quote for this door in a 3450mm opening?
PRO
Klarheit Aluminium Windows & Doors Ltd
Original Author
7 years ago
Thank you for your enquiry. Please could you let us know the number of panes to door, approximate height of frame and the address or area for
installation?
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ddgallagher89
7 years ago
Hi

The height is 2100 and the site location is Wirral/Mereyside.

Please quote for the Visoglide Plus only (single slider and double slider)

Kind regards,

Denis
PRO
Klarheit Aluminium Windows & Doors Ltd
Original Author
7 years ago
Sorry Denis but unfotunately we are unable to install in your area.

The Klarheit Team
Tina Smith
6 years ago
Hi Denis Please would you let me know if you have found anybody who will supply and fit something like these doors in the merseyside area as I would be interested in purchasing some. regards Tina

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