VELUX CVU 150120 1093 INTEGRA® Electric Curved Glass Rooflight Package 150 x 120cm (Including CVU Double Glazed Base & ISU Curved Glass Top Cover) Slate Clips 65 mm thick

Name: VELUX CVU 150120 1093 INTEGRA® Electric Curved Glass Rooflight Package 150 x 120cm (Including CVU Double Glazed Base & ISU Curved Glass Top Cover) Slate Clips 65 mm thick
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 37571504903
Price: 1412.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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VELUX CVU 150120 1093 INTEGRA® Electric Curved Glass Rooflight Package 150 x 120cm (Including CVU Double Glazed Base & ISU Curved Glass Top Cover) Slate Clips 65 mm thick

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VELUX CVU 150120 1093 INTEGRA® Electric Curved Glass Rooflight Package 150 x 120cm (Including CVU Double Glazed Base & ISU Curved Glass Top Cover) Slate Clips 65 mm thick 65 mm thick Size: MK10 78 x 160 cm which is unique in the market Included in VELUX CVU Electric Curved Glass Package:

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