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Front door

MaggieMc74 · 2012-09-11 15:17:38

Hi I am looking to replace my front door but not with a new door as I have priced them and they are in or around 1100 euro. My door opening is fairly standard but as there is a fanlight on top of my door the height is off standard. I was wondering is it possible, if I got a door the proper width but a foot shorter in…

11-09-2012 3:17pm

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MaggieMc74

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Hi

I am looking to replace my front door but not with a new door as I have priced them and they are in or around 1100 euro. My door opening is fairly standard but as there is a fanlight on top of my door the height is off standard. I was wondering is it possible, if I got a door the proper width but a foot shorter in height is it possible to fill in the gap with something else?

Regards,

Maggie

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#2 11-09-2012 5:31pm

slimjimmc

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Wooden door? How about putting a rail across the top (to complete the frame) and glaze the opening to get some of that light back.

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#3 12-09-2012 10:20am

MaggieMc74

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Hiya,

Thanks for responding, the door I think I might be getting is PVC

Regards,

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