VELUX CXP 120120 0473Q Roof Exit Window Base (120 x 120 cm) Redland Cambrian Eave Clips Innovative design featuring an Insulating

Name: VELUX CXP 120120 0473Q Roof Exit Window Base (120 x 120 cm) Redland Cambrian Eave Clips Innovative design featuring an Insulating
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 33784129069
Price: 679.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5544 (8 reviews)

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VELUX CXP 120120 0473Q Roof Exit Window Base (120 x 120 cm) Redland Cambrian Eave Clips Innovative design featuring an Insulating Innovative design featuring an Insulating PVC frame and two layer low energy pane for optimal energy efficiency White Painted internal finish It comes with the added bonus of being double glazed with the addition of a polycarbonate cover for better insulating value and better sound reduction and has an opening angle of approximately 60° UK Delivery is Free of Charge

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