lundi 4 mai 2015

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Replacing Front Door

I'm thinking of replacing our front (ugly) looking front door with something a bit nicer, and our current Front Door also has a storm door (that I do like).

I'm still looking at doors, and may just call someone to install it. But do you need to remove the storm door first before you can install the Front door?
Replacing Front Door

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