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Large offset umbrella?

9 years ago

Where can I find a large offset umbrella such as this one? Looking for something that is rectangular and tall, 10'x 14' w/ 9' headroom, for example.

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Gianna Camilotti Interiors
9 years ago
Hi, the brand of this parasol is Akula, you can see it on this link http://www.akulaliving.com/shop/parasol-350cm-x-8-ribs-cantilever/
Good luck!
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authenTEAK Outdoor Living
8 years ago
Also visit our site for a large selection of Cantilever Umbrellas by Treasure Garden - we offer fast, free shipping on these as well.

Large Cantilever Umbrellas at AuthenTeak
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