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Will French doors affect new build warranty?

SMR710
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edited 8 August 2020 at 7:23PM in House buying, renting & selling
Just wondering as I cant find anything online... we are buying a new build and already have a set of bi-fold doors and a set of French doors on to a balcony, but want to add (after completion) french doors where currently there is a window. Will doing this affect the overall warranty in any way? I realise the change wont be covered, but wondering about the rest of the house....
Advice appreciated, thanks

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  • davidmcn
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    Only in respect of anything relevant you've done. It's not cancelled for the whole house just because you've made an alteration.
  • SMR710
    SMR710 Posts: 161
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    Thank you!
  • Why don't you look at a few door websites for a selection of products available? I recommend you to visit AntiqueGlass ltd. and compare the construction, colors, and price. :)
    And you can ask any question to do your best.



    How about this?
    You give me and fit some nice French doors and I'll tell all my friends about it. I'm an influencer and have around 200 friends on Facebook and about 100 on Instagram.

    if you don't, I'll tell them what a horrible company you are and how poor your standards are :D
    (Reported for spam)
  • eddddy
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    edited 7 October 2020 at 10:13AM
    Why don't you look at a few door websites for a selection of products available? I recommend you to visit abc ltd. and compare the construction, colors, and price. :)
    And you can ask any question to do your best.




    It tends not to end well when you spam user forums with advertising.

    You tend to get flamed and ridiculed. Then often your post is deleted, but if it's not, Google searches will reveal the ridicule for many years to come.

    (Even more so if you sell coloured doors, but can't spell 'colour'.)
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