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Electric Awning for above bifolds

last year

Hi we are looking to get an electric awning for above our bifold. Looking at approx 5m x 3m. Does anyone have one and would recommend? Thank you.

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last year
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We can help - checkout aceawnings.co.uk - we have loads of options and if you book during the Spring we'll throw in free patio heating. Feel free to drop us a call on:
01438 742 664 or 07870 987 817
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