Badge
The Badge is surrounded by a warm lighting hug, giving new relaxing energies feelings. The radiators main goal is to satisfy more senses, thanks to the heat and the colour it produces. Home is becoming so more comfortable and personal.
1750mm x 500mm
| Dimensions | 500 × 1750 mm |
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We have bought the entire stock from Quinn & the good news is we still have some models left in Bay Window Radiator sizes at vastly reduced prices.
Available in White Primer & 5 Year guarantee with a lead time of approx. 3 Weeks. While Stocks Last!
Call 0116 260257 to discuss you requirement or order online!
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