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Date: 19 February 2019

Changing the standard of door hinges | Eko-Okna

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Date: 19 February 2019

Please be advised that we have changed the standard of the entrance door. From February 1, 2019 in entrance door we install Medos Jocker hinges (small GU FH100 hinges are replaced with Jocker Junior hinges).

The exception is the NL door with the wing opening outwards. In that case, as so far, we use Dr Hahn hinges.

Jocker hinges are available in the following colours:

white,
brown,
golden,
silver,
cream,
black,
anthracite,
INOX (extra charge).

Changing the standard of door hinges

At the same time, we would like to inform that GU hinges are still available in our offer - but only on customer's request - as an option.

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ekookna.co.uk

2019-02-19T07:30:00

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