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Love the doors! Where are they from?

4 years ago

I love these doors, could you tell me where they are from please?

A 1980's Terrace, Remodelled & Modernised · More Info

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4 years ago
Michael - Thanks - they are from Howdens
Michael Horton
Original Author
4 years ago
Thank you so much for such a swift reply! I found them on the Howdens website - Dordogne doors. Thanks again!
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