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Sourcing Front Door Furniture

pinkfloydian · 2023-01-27 14:43:36

I am trying to replace the furniture on my front uPVC door, as I will be getting it resprayed. I'm struggling to find where I can buy suitable replacements. Would have to be available from a single supplier, so as to have consistent finish. Any ideas (pictures attached)

27-01-2023 3:43pm

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pinkfloydian

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I am trying to replace the furniture on my front uPVC door, as I will be getting it resprayed.
I'm struggling to find where I can buy suitable replacements.
Would have to be available from a single supplier, so as to have consistent finish.
Any ideas (pictures attached)

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#2 28-01-2023 1:07am

Esel

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Would you consider just refitting the existing pieces after the respray? When they are off they would be relatively easy to polish and possibly lacquer.

Not your ornery onager

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#3 28-01-2023 1:16am

pinkfloydian

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No. I want to move from bronze colour to silver or chrome.

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#4 28-01-2023 2:14am

Esel

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You could have them chrome-plated. Replacements would be a lot more expensive, and might involve drilling new holes, filling old holes etc. unless the new parts line up exactly.

Not your ornery onager

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#5 28-01-2023 3:28am

scotchy

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I found Knobs and Knockers good, and not too dear. Luckily they are not too far from me.
https://knobsandknockers.ie/

Post edited by scotchy on January 2023
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