corten steel firepit

James Denvir

4 months ago

Hi Tom can u suggest a supplier for the firepit as would be nice touch to finish the garden, cheers

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Tom Howard Garden Design and Landscaping
4 months ago
Hi James, They are made by Adezz. I think you can buy through Primrose - https://www.primrose.co.uk/corten-steel-square-fire-table-14m-4ft-7in-p-123925.html?cPath=1299_87#size=13922&type=&material=&brand=
James Denvir
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4 months ago
Good man
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