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Room Dimensions

4 years ago

Hi There, could you please let me know dimensions in photo 8, 9 and 10 (of same construction) - and the height please. Also ideally the cost of having the conservatory frame in the same finish. Details of materials/glass would be great. Thank you.

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Hampton Conservatories Ltd
4 years ago
Hey! can you give us a call on 02870824100 and ask for Julie. She will be able to talk you through this design and any quires you may have
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