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Hi there can I ask the measurements of this fire

9 years ago

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9 years ago
Good Morning this fireplace suite can come in two sizes we have provided a link to the product on our website if you click into the fireplace suite size you are interested in and then click on the dimension tab it will bring up all the sizes of the fireplace suite

http://fires2u.com/?template=searchProducts&term=durrington

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