Who in the Wash DC area sells these ceiling mount closet doors?
cgistaro
11 months ago
Hi all,
I want to install mirrored bypass closet doors that are ceiling hung and I'm having trouble finding a supplier (via google) in the Washington DC area. I've attached pictures from a hotel room we stayed in that had these type of closet doors. Does anyone out there know where I can buy the doors and the ceiling mount track? Bonus points if they will install too, but I do have a contractor who can probably figure it out. I want high quality that will last as they are going in the primary bedroom/bathroom area and get used often.
Thanks!
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