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hi - where are the doors/windows from please? thanks

7 years ago

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7 years ago
Good afternoon,

The doors, windows and rooflights were from Culmax, the doors are a minimal frame
Maxlight System

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Danielle Graham
4 years ago
What kind of floor is this?
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4 years ago
Hi,

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4 years ago
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