Wholesale Dealers of Metal Garden WindMill for Mozambique Factory
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8 FT. WINDMILL ORNAMENT, RED&GREEN Durable steel body with weather-resistant, green and yellow finish Permanently lubricated ball bearings for whisper-quiet operation Unique design features a fan head that always faces the wind Charming, decorative old-world design blends beautifully with any landscape Assembled height: 8ft / 2.4M Assembly required Please read the assembly and safety information enclosed Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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8 FT. WINDMILL ORNAMENT, RED&GREEN
Durable steel body with weather-resistant, green and yellow finish
Permanently lubricated ball bearings for whisper-quiet operation
Unique design features a fan head that always faces the wind
Charming, decorative old-world design blends beautifully with any landscape
Assembled height: 8ft / 2.4M
Assembly required
Please read the assembly and safety information enclosed
Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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A combination of material aging and the lack of maintenance by the owners resulted on the deterioration of the support beams and all the materials used over them. Take these sample and work on your project with caution. I hope I was able to answer some of your concerns.
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