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Home›Products›Interiors›Heat ’em up

Heat ’em up

By Justin Felix
November 16, 2016
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Heatstrip Elegance radiant heaters blend in seamlessly with most white ceilings in any alfresco, verandah and patio areas for both residential and commercial premises. The Heatstrip makeover has extended to its effectiveness with a new heating element design that produces a more even temperature distribution for your clients and their guests.

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