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Love the door! Where is it from?

9 years ago

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Johnson Hardware

8 years ago

Myra, yes, the glass in this particular door is only on one side. The idea is that the mirror is needed for the bathroom or closet, but not needed for the room on the other side.

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Johnson Hardware
9 years ago
The door is from Home Depot. It can be ordered from them.
Thuie
9 years ago
How much does that custom mirror cost?
PRO
Johnson Hardware
9 years ago
It isn't a custom mirror, it is just an insert in the door. This particular door was purchased at Home Depot, but I am not finding a listing for it right now. Here is an example of one sold by Lowes:

https://www.lowes.com/pd/ReliaBilt-Mirror-Panel-Mirror-Pine-Slab-Interior-Door-Common-24-in-x-80-in-Actual-24-in-x-80-in/50053231
Thuie
9 years ago
Thank you so much! =D
User
9 years ago
https://www.houzz.com/products/40w-vintage-edison-light-bulb-g80-globe-set-of-10-spiral-filament-prvw-vr~91105579
Myra Nissen
8 years ago
does the door have a mirror on both sides? Home Depot has one on one side, 6 panle on the other, textured by Masonite and Lowe's has one the same not textured an Encore door in the Millenium collection. I just bought one for a pocket door.

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