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Alternative to crittal doors.

Susan Underwood

5 years ago

Looking to install 3 large sliding doors in slimline aluminium on a kitchen extension. Problem is am finding the look very stark so looking for an alternative. Love crittal doors but they are out of budget unfortunately. Also blinds, voiles for night time ? Thanks very much.

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MassimoSky
5 years ago
Hi Susan. Do you have any drawings or dimensions? We would happily provide you with a few design ideas, for instance sliding doors in the crittal style? Or crittal style doors in Aluminium so much more cost effective?

Feel free to drop us an email - hello@massimosky.com
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Origin - Doors and Windows
5 years ago
Hi Susan, we manufacture bespoke Aluminium sliding doors here in the UK. We are able to create Crittal Style doors too. Please get in touch for more information - http://bit.ly/2JoN45b
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