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Need help with windows and doors

8 years ago

last modified: 6 years ago

Is it feasible to have wooden frames for windows and sliding doors in Singapore? In terms of cost and practicality? I heard wood shrinks. The problem is I'm not too fond of metal/aluminium frames.

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Courtney Allan
6 years ago
If you're worried about wood shrinking, you can ask the builder what kind of wood he would recommend for minimal shrinking.
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