What brand and model are the doors?

splendided

7 years ago

Modern staircase with a mix of glass and natural oak and carpeted treads · More Info

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Jarrods Staircases
7 years ago
Hello, do you mean the upstairs internal doors? These were sourced by the customer themselves, so, unfortunately, we're not sure where they're from.
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6 years ago
Thank you. Interestingly I do have a very similar staircase to the one shown that I am interesting in renovating (pic attached). The original was entirely mahogany which we have painted partially in order to try to improve it, but we're just not keen on how it has turned out. The idea of renovating it in a lighter oak colour is very appealing. Could we arrange a chat to see if you might be able to help out ?
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Jarrods Staircases
6 years ago
Hi, we agree, this staircase renovated with light oak would look great! We would be more than happy to have a chat about your options. If you could drop your contact details here.. http://www.jarrodsstaircases.co.uk/contact/ we'll arrange someone to get in touch with you. Many thanks, Jarrod and the team

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