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Changing archway to double doors
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Our lounge and dining room is seperated by a wide arch. I have measured some double doors and they would fit in nicely, apert from a smallish gap that would need to be filled and plastered etc.
I assume I need a builder or carpenter?
Any idea on a price please?
Thanks
I assume I need a builder or carpenter?
Any idea on a price please?
Thanks
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I'd say £15 per hour for a joiner (carpenter) and 1 day to do the job, as a minimum. However, they'll probably allow two days and therefore charge you £300 plus £50 for materials, plus the cost of your door + 15%, unless you supply the door yourself.
Ahem...if you don't want a receipt and pay in cash, they'll probably charge you £10 per hour rather than £15.
Why use a builder or carpenter?
Why not do-it-yourself???
Also, unless you've priced the doors at Wickes, I would recommend that you do.British Ex-pat in British Columbia!0
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