Vertical radiator

Loftypops .

8 years ago

Would you share the brand/manufacturer of the radiator. Am looking and failing to find something similar. thanks.

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Finch London
8 years ago
Of course. It’s called Milano Cayos - White Modern Vertical Designer Radiator 1600mm x 342mm
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Best Heating
8 years ago
And you can purchase it from our store and get free delivery too! http://www.bestheating.com/milano-cayos-white-modern-vertical-designer-radiator-1600mm-x-342mm.html
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