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do there have door in this open space?

8 years ago

I like the big opening but I also want to have doors to close during the night.
At the top and bottom are these door's rails or window's frame.

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Alan Dunn Landscape Design
8 years ago
Hello Parkway34, yes, these are doors. Fleetwood retracting patio doors all around.
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