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7 years ago

We are designing our new extension and I would love to know what windows have you used? They are stunnning!! Many thanks

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STAC Architecture
7 years ago
Pamy A, Thanks for the query, we are pleased you like them. The windows and doors we used were 'Crittall' double glazed metal style, we purchased these from Fabco Sanctuary but there are other companies including Crittall who make them. http://www.fabcosanctuary.com/the-steel-window-company/
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Fabco Sanctuary
7 years ago
Hi Pamy,

As STAC Architecture mentioned we created the bespoke windows and doors. If you would like more information please contact us on 01903 718808 or email us at enquiries@fabcosanctuary.com !

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