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8 years ago

I have to Build an orangery ,Need Dome ideas

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Alice Sparks Ltd
8 years ago
Dear Kianga

we can provide a nice solution for you for a glass dome. This was a highly decorative one, in Switzerland, we would design to your taste, home and character and budget.

I am based in the UK please email me your dimensions alice@glassdeco.eu

i look forward to baring your some ideas.

Have a nice weekend.

Alice
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