Kingspan Thermaroof TR24 Flat Roof Insulation - 1200mm x 600mm x 130mm (pack of 3 sheets 2.16m2) Redland Cambrian Verge Clips Thickness: 20mm - 150mm

Name: Kingspan Thermaroof TR24 Flat Roof Insulation - 1200mm x 600mm x 130mm (pack of 3 sheets 2.16m2) Redland Cambrian Verge Clips Thickness: 20mm - 150mm
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 81563831883
Price: 110.47 USD
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Kingspan Thermaroof TR24 Flat Roof Insulation - 1200mm x 600mm x 130mm (pack of 3 sheets 2.16m2) Redland Cambrian Verge Clips Thickness: 20mm - 150mm

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Kingspan Thermaroof TR24 Flat Roof Insulation 1200mm x 600mm x 130mm (pack of 3 sheets 2.16m2) Redland Cambrian Verge Clips Thickness: 20mm 150mm Thickness: 20mm 150mm 2mm thick high grade aluminium alloy powder coated finish as standard in either terracotta It is suitable for flat roofs waterproofed with partially bonded torch applied multi layer bituminous waterproofing Delivery 1 2 days

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