Color de las puertas interiores
inma inma
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No creo que exista un arquetipo de puerta de origen vasco. Las puertas que yo he recomendado, funcionan en todas partes, para ambientes vintage.
Pongo la de entrada mía, totalmente metálica, que se parece a la 2ª que pones tú. La parte superior, pués está dividida al centro, para abrirla parcialmente, tiene reja, cristal, malla antimosquitos y hoja , con su cierre, por este órden. Es la más bonita y celebrada del pueblo y lo único malo, es que me costó más de mil euros. Esto demuestra que el aluminio, puede imitar, cualquier detalle constructivo, antiguo::
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2 years agoHola Inma Inma:
Todavía estoy por aquí. Si no reincido, MARA no se saldrá con la suya.
Te pongo otro ejemplo, pero el tipo de cristal, que es la gracia, no se consigue nada fácil:
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