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tmaxs

7 years ago

Hi, I'm wondering if these are the magnetic pivoting doors I have recently come across.

Photography for Edwards Rensen Architects, house extension and refurbishment · More Info

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Adelina Iliev Photography
7 years ago
Hi, I'm the photographer of the project so wouldn't have this info. The designers, Edwards Rensen Architects might be able to help. Regards
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Glenview Haus – Custom Doors & Wine Cellars
7 years ago
This looks like a custom folding unit that we would be able to produce!
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