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Can You send me plans from outdoor bbq place

7 years ago

Must be coverd modern style, white colour

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PRO
Sky House Design Centre
7 years ago
Hi Matti

Many thanks for your question. The cost of an Umbris Louvre Roof will depend on the size and location of the project. Can you give me some more information about the size of patio roof you require?

Rebecca

Sky House Design Centre

01494 722 880
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Finnbär Oy
Original Author
7 years ago
i need place under roof for Kamado grill and standard gas grill
also table for 8 people
size .ca 4x5 meter
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