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Ask your QuestionWhat would it cost to remove brickwork below current lounge window and insert standard UPVC french doors? Approximate space would be 2100mm X 2100mm.
Asked by Dean on 10th Jan 2020"Hopefully there is a lintel in place above the windows if not this would have to priced into the overall cost. On average to remove brickwork and fit new doors at the sizes given the doors would need side frames. You'll be looking between £2000-£3000."
Answered on 29th Mar 2020 - Member since Aug 2019 - report"We can convert a lounge window to french doors for £1150 that includes plaster finish."
Answered on 31st Mar 2020 - Member since Jan 2020 - report"I do them for around £1400"
Answered on 16th May 2020 - Member since Sep 2016 - report"To convert lounge window to French doors it would cost £1600 to supply and fit and do all the brickwork etc."
Answered on 31st Mar 2020 - Member since Dec 2018 - report"Hi Dean,
You would be looking in the region of £3000 to do the work itself and an additional £1000 for architectural drawings and building warrant fees.
If you want us to pop out and take a look please get in touch.
Thanks"
"Roughly around £3500 all in.
Would need to take a look to give an exact price but i would be happy to."
"Its difficult to give an exact price for this but I would say between £2000 and £3000. I could give a more detailed quote if I had some more details and some photos. Also some sort of specification on door type would help in giving a more accurate price.
Mark.
MB Frames."
"Hi to supply and fit French doors including removal of bricks fitting steel supports and making good £1,750"
Answered on 29th Mar 2020 - Member since Mar 2020 - report
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