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Fire rated Industrial / Crittall style timber frame door

2 years ago

I wondered if anyone knows of a firm that make fire rated (FD30) timber frame industrial style doors please (see images). Thank you :)

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Openlight
2 years ago
Hi Claire,

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Bespoke Glazing Design
2 years ago
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I may be wrong but I don’t think you can have timber doors with such thin profiles. They look like Crittal style which have steel or aluminium frames

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