Ideas for filling gap between slabs and bifolds
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PROSUN STUDIO.London - Glassworks and Prints
6 years agoHi Aman,
I think RGB backlit, toughened glass filling would be really, really nice, especially during the barbecue parties for upcoming summer. After installation, you will be able to change its colours in real time using a pilot or any other kind of device, it is up to you.We can do that in less than two-three weeks I guess but I would need gap dimensions to make an no obligations quote for you.
Doorstep will probably look like this, but you will be able to change its colour anytime (All possible colours included).
Let me know if you are interested so I will arrange a call with our advisor. He already knows your case so you will not have to explain it twice :).
Best!
Erwin (Sunstudio)
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PROAnglian Home Improvements
6 years agolast modified: 6 years agoLove the look of this extension and the bi-fold doors looks amazing. have you thought about putting a drainage option is the gap. He's an example we have done for a customer.
aman singh
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SUN STUDIO.London - Glassworks and Prints
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SUN STUDIO.London - Glassworks and Prints
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