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We supply pitched and flat roof windows and roof lights to private and trade customers in the UK. The brands we offer are Velux, Fakro, and Mardome. Orders can be placed through our website or by contacting us.
71-75 Shelton Street, WC2H 9JQ, London, United Kingdom
3.2
1 review
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Fraudulent company.
Do not deliver goods, do not respond to emails, phone number listed on website is dead. I found another phone number for them online but it went through to OnlineDoorStore.co.uk who claim to know nothing about this company despite having the same phone number and same registered address - of course there was no manager to speak to, anyone in charge etc etc... I suspect that company is also a scam.
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