A mate of mine needs to find a door to match this one:

http://www.internode.co.uk/temp/door.jpg

Anyone know where we can buy something like it?

Needless to say the original maker no longer does that style...


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Cheers,

John.

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On Feb 14, 9:36 pm, John Rumm wrote:
A mate of mine needs to find a door to match this one:

http://www.internode.co.uk/temp/door.jpg

Anyone know where we can buy something like it?

Needless to say the original maker no longer does that style...

Take an holiday in India and ship a container of made to spec. doors
just like it?

That way he might get a return on his investment selling them off.

OTOH, he could always make one himself.

Although we live in a sophisticated part of the world, with 24/7
electricity supplied and unparalleled access to a variety of fairly
cheap d-i-y machinery, there is no reason to believe that we can not
make such things in this country.

Have you considered asking this question on a d-i-y newsgroup?

"John Rumm" wrote in message
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A mate of mine needs to find a door to match this one:

http://www.internode.co.uk/temp/door.jpg

Anyone know where we can buy something like it?

I had the external doors on my late parents' house made by a local cabinet
maker, as the sizes were non-standard. I don't recall it being terribly
expensive, but he did have about three months' work in hand, so it wasn't
quick. The alternative is lots of router practice.

Colin Bignell

nightjar nightjar@ wrote:

http://www.internode.co.uk/temp/door.jpg

Anyone know where we can buy something like it?

I had the external doors on my late parents' house made by a local cabinet
maker, as the sizes were non-standard. I don't recall it being terribly
expensive, but he did have about three months' work in hand, so it wasn't
quick. The alternative is lots of router practice.

Making one would normally be the way to go (after all the mate who wants
it is a professional joiner by trade), however the time scale, and other
work that needs to be done on the place, dictate purchase of something
ready made in this case.

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Cheers,

John.

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