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Lily Drew

8 years ago

How thick are they? Having trouble deciding what I should use and I like this dimension. Thanks!!

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David Smith St Ives Limited
6 years ago
Hi Thanks for the interest, these are a self supporting 16mm square mild steel, powder-coated matt black
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