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I love the fire pit! Could you tell me where it’s from please?

3 years ago

Love the fire pit, looking for patio furniture inspirations

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NW3 Interiors Ltd
3 years ago
Hi, sure it’s from www.mad-uk.com/firepits and is called ‘the Manhattan’. Very happy with quality and service :)
Mariya Ranger
Original Author
3 years ago
Thank you so much! 😊
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