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security grilles
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gray3287
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security grilles
Hi All,
Just wanted to know if anyone has a contact or any idea where i can get security Grilles for standard doors for my villa, I wil fit them but wanted something that will cover my two exterior doors, they are a standard size, essentially a cast iron gate with a hinge and lock on, these doors on my property do not have shutters (everywhere else does).
cheers all
Just wanted to know if anyone has a contact or any idea where i can get security Grilles for standard doors for my villa, I wil fit them but wanted something that will cover my two exterior doors, they are a standard size, essentially a cast iron gate with a hinge and lock on, these doors on my property do not have shutters (everywhere else does).
cheers all
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e-richard
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Re: security grilles
Thats a very useful website. Thanks Bob.
But do you think they are lost in a time warp ?
Their tagline on the website is "Groovy Fab Shop"
But do you think they are lost in a time warp ?
Their tagline on the website is "Groovy Fab Shop"
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logicbob
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Re: security grilles
e-richard, this an extract from thier web site which explains the Groovy term.
"The name Groovy Fab Shop is a small play on words, "Groovy" being the term favoured in the 60's and 70's to mean something that was first class, really good, and "Fab Shop" is the accepted abbreviation for a metal fabrication workshop. Those of you who remember those 60/70's times will realise that "Fab" was the groovy way to say fabulous.
However you look at it though, the name fits.
GFS Metalworks, easy to remember and easy to say.
Groovy Fab Shop reflects the standards (first class, fabulous) that Andrew and Roger set for their quality of design and fabrication of steelwork and wrought iron."
"The name Groovy Fab Shop is a small play on words, "Groovy" being the term favoured in the 60's and 70's to mean something that was first class, really good, and "Fab Shop" is the accepted abbreviation for a metal fabrication workshop. Those of you who remember those 60/70's times will realise that "Fab" was the groovy way to say fabulous.
However you look at it though, the name fits.
GFS Metalworks, easy to remember and easy to say.
Groovy Fab Shop reflects the standards (first class, fabulous) that Andrew and Roger set for their quality of design and fabrication of steelwork and wrought iron."
Re: security grilles
Groovy!logicbob wrote:e-richard, this an extract from thier web site which explains the Groovy term.
"The name Groovy Fab Shop is a small play on words, "Groovy" being the term favoured in the 60's and 70's to mean something that was first class, really good, and "Fab Shop" is the accepted abbreviation for a metal fabrication workshop. Those of you who remember those 60/70's times will realise that "Fab" was the groovy way to say fabulous.
However you look at it though, the name fits.
GFS Metalworks, easy to remember and easy to say.
Groovy Fab Shop reflects the standards (first class, fabulous) that Andrew and Roger set for their quality of design and fabrication of steelwork and wrought iron."
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logicbob
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Re: security grilles
Who's going to do FAB

