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kashoe

Split Front Door

11 years ago
Hello...I'm wondering if you purchased your door already split (top/bottom) or had someone do that for you. We're considering having our door cut....any advice? Thanks!
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    11 years ago
    We actually purchased it this way from a local semi-custom door manufacturer. We were able to modify how they built it to our specifications. I would call around to any local door providers who build solid wood doors and see what they can do .
    kashoe thanked Board & Vellum
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