New Softwood Double Glazed Casement Windows

By andrewc
July 3, 2017 in For Sale & Items Offered

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andrewc

Posted July 3, 2017

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Posted July 3, 2017

I have 3 that are the wrong size for my project.

All still boxed and unused.

They are Jed Weld Stormsure custom made double glazed units with key locks.

Still in the box custom sized softwood casement window bought from Magnet.

Jeld Wen Stormsure White softwood Double Glazed Window.

Measurements 625mm width by 1345 mm height. And 625mm width by 895 mm height

Locking handle with key.

We bought the wrong sizes for our project, another one this size and a smaller one. Because they are custom made by Magnet we cannot take them back hence selling on Ebay.

Still wrapped cost us ?580 each new.

Selling at ?310 each.

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