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front entry door

4 years ago

Hello - can you let me know where you got the front door? Looks great!

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PRO
Moda Interiors
4 years ago
Hi Cathy

Thank you for your enquiry.

The door was custom made by Cedar West, here in Perth Western Australia.

If we can be of further assistance, please do let us know.

Kind Regards, Nina - Moda Interiors
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Zanda Architectural
4 years ago
Why not match a great door with a great door handle!

If you are looking for a door handle to suit your door, view our great range of entrance pull handles and another hardware, such as our secure locks and hinges here or contact our team today for more information.

Cedar West as a great customer of ours can also help out, by helping you design a door suited with our great door hardware, to create a stunning and quality finish to your product.
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