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"Brad J" wrote in message ... I'm wondering if I can obtain some sort of tasteful architectural front-door surround from somewhere that can be fixed to the wall after the doorway has been cut. Sort of like a fireplace surround, but made for a front door out of some durable material that looks like stone - and preferably not too expensive. The house ws built in 1900 but I guess any historic-looking door surround might work... Georgian, Neo-classical or whatever... Anyone know of an inexpensive supply of such things? B&Q perhaps? Thanks.. Brad J Try a web search in the UK, for the term "architectural millwork" and you should get a few pointer on what you're looking for. --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.799 / Virus Database: 543 - Release Date: 19/11/04 |
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Pseudo-architectural exterior door-surrounds?
I'm wondering if I can obtain some sort of tasteful architectural
front-door surround from somewhere that can be fixed to the wall after the doorway has been cut. Sort of like a fireplace surround, but made for a front door out of some durable material that looks like stone - and preferably not too expensive. The house ws built in 1900 but I guess any historic-looking door surround might work... Georgian, Neo-classical or whatever... Anyone know of an inexpensive supply of such things? B&Q perhaps? Thanks.. Brad J |
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