Who can supply a large (2.0m x 2.4m) flat rooflight?
Don Pawley
5 years ago
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PROMedina Joinery Ltd
5 years agoHi,
We manufacture and supply timber Rooflights of any size you choose. They are traditional hip and gable ended Lanterns. If you would like any further information please do not hesitate to get contact us. Email: info@medinajoinery.co.uk or tel: 023 9263 7380
RegardsMedina Joinery
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