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7 years ago

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Tulipalo Exceptional Fires
7 years ago
Hello There. There are different prices based on the size of the Stove. They start at 4kw and go up to 10kw. As an indication though the Salisbury 5KW is £900 plus VAT & shipping. The 8KW £1205 plus VAT & shipping.

Thanks. Simon.
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