I am interested in making a built-in wardrobe with such doors

Natalie Barkovski

6 years ago

I need to make built-in wardrobe in a Tudor style house, I wonder where `i can get such doors and fitters?

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Tulipwood Bespoke Ltd
6 years ago
Hi,

Here at TulipWood Bespoke Ltd, We can Design, build and fit any style wardrobe and doors you desire.

Feel free to give us a call on 07511296270 or Email us at tulipwoodbespoke@gmail.com and we will be more than happy to help.

Lindsey (TulipWood Bespoke Ltd)
PRO
Murphy & Co. Design
6 years ago
Bedroom doors that were purchased in France by the owner in 1993...sorry I couldn't be more helpful. Thank you and best of luck.
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I am interested in making a built-in wardrobe with such doors

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