Love this corner pocket door for home office

Emahn Counts

4 years ago

What are the approx. dimensions (width) of this door? Manufacturer? Approx. cost for door not including installation?

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HSH Interiors
4 years ago
Hello Emahn,

Manufacturer is Apex Fine. As we were not the architects, I do not have the width or the cost. However, you should be able to reach out to them for a quote!

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