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Glazed doors/windows

6 years ago

Hi, please can you tell me where you sourced the glazed doors from? It looks like they are sliding doors made to look like Crittall style, are they aluminium? Thank you.

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MWAI Architecture and Interiors
6 years ago
Hello there! It's an aluminium pivot door from Maxlight with side panels. Hope that helps!

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