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what brand is the bbq and the side burners?

Francis Kalange

7 years ago

Outdoor Kitchens and BBQ Areas · More Info

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Design Outdoors Limited
7 years ago
Hi Francis, I sell the Bull brand which is great quality and reflected in the warranty. Most elements are warranted for as long as you own the BBQ. Happy to help with your design if required.
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