Patio doors £4k

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Is £4K a reasonable quote in the south east to widen an existing opening (window), install a steel lintel and high quality upvc sliding patio doors?

Doozergirl

Sounds a bit too cheap. 

Structural engineer? Building control fees? 

What are the doors made from?  How wide an opening? 

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Doozergirl said:

Sounds a bit too cheap. 

Structural engineer? Building control fees? 

What are the doors made from?  How wide an opening? 

Yes everything included
The opening is going to be widened to around 1.9m

• White acrylic modified PVC tested to BS 2782 for colour fastness, tensile strength, and elasticity.

•  BS 476 for resistance to fire, and BS 5368 and BS5675 for watertightness and wind resistance.
• “A” Rated
• 5 chambered profile for strength, sound insulation and thermal insulation
• Internally beaded.
• Lowline gaskets
• Double glazed sealed units Argon-Krypton gas filled warm edge spacer bar
• Multi point shoot bolt espagnolette locking system with the facility to lock in a partially open position for ventilation, manufactured to “Secure by design” standards.
• Removal of old units from site
• 10-year insurance backed guarantee.
• FENSA Certificate.
• Brickwork Removal and Lintel

Doozergirl

Maybe.  I still think it's a bit cheap.  There's a lot of making good to be dine, inside and out.  

Struggling to see the value in a sliding door with a maximum of a 90cm opening.  Why not french doors? 

greenface2

decent price for a difficult job inc materials 

parkingadvice1212

Doozergirl said:

Maybe.  I still think it's a bit cheap.  There's a lot of making good to be dine, inside and out.  

Struggling to see the value in a sliding door with a maximum of a 90cm opening.  Why not french doors? 

Small patio area means table/seating outside would be in the way of french doors opening