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Wanted: Recommendations for a company to make/fit an external front door


Katiesa

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Hi, we used to have a door in front of our existing porch and front door to minimise noise and add security. It was a wooden door and was in a bad state so we got rid of it. I would now like to get a new door ideally mirroring the glass panels in the existing front door and above it so that the light can still come in. Although not as nice looking happy to consider a UPVC one and wondered if anyone has had an outer door put on and can recommend a company to do so. It needs to be very secure and ideally sound proof. Thanks in advance.

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