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Wanted: recommendation for front door for flat


PeppermintT

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Hi ED


I am looking for someone who can help me work out how I get a new front door for my flat. The door needs to meet relevant (fire) regulations as my freeholder requires this. (It is probably a good idea anyhow).


My current supplier was due to supply the door we had selected some months ago and is now telling me that "most composite fire door companies in the country are having to retest the fire doors that are supplied (which is a direct action from the Grenfell Tower fire). Most, if not all Composite Fire Door manufacturers are currently not quoting or supplying doors until they have had the retest done."


Any recommdendations on how I get a new front door before the winter really gets going gratefully received. Martindales Ltd have been dragging this out for months.


Sonja

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