Oh no :-/ .... it will be so worth it once you have got it through the window though, it is gorgeous! I'll take a look at the website now - thanks..... if it's any consolation I once bought a sofa that just would not fit into the house. We got it in in the end but it involved getting a very talented upholsterer to take a saw (I felt sick) to my brand new sofa and then re-build it as good as new in the room...phew :-)

Ok so this may sound stupid and I have no idea if it can be achieved, I am sure a lot of tradesmen on here would laugh but I’m trying to think outside of the box for a shoestring budget. So I’m a major fan of ikea hacks, you can customise furniture for so little money and you really can be quite creative. As for faking Crittall Windows........ providing this is for internal aesthetics only I would love someone to experiment with this idea in a man cave. Use the black powder coated aluminium pax wardrobe frame from ikea and get a glazier to cut the glass to required size using the ikea inserts as a template. Obviously your door widths would have to be increased but this could work against stud partitions in large apartments to separate areas of space maybe? U can all laugh at me now!

Yes that might be a solution, think I have found the company, Lerou in Belgium...just waiting to find out the cost! It has a twist handle on the other side rather than a traditional thumb latch which looks really great.

We are agents for LPD Doors and also J B Kind doors. Both sell similar doors but under different names. Neither of these companies will sell direct to the public. You have to use a merchant. Both suppliers offered decent doors. You will have to buy the hardware from a different supplier to the 2 mentioned above but as a word of warning do not buy cheap rubbish. Always remember you get what you pay for.