The affordable Pro-Am Umbrella has a large eight-panel polyester canopy which is supported by 69cm fibreglass ribs and a steel shaft. It has automatic opening a… read more.
SKU:
5-120133
From $8.00 each ( )
SKU:5-120133
Packaging:Loose Packed.
Hidden Fee:20
Country of Origin:China
Panels:8
Rib Length:69cm
Style:Full
Auto Opening:Yes
Handle Style:Straight
Branding Options:Screen Print: 220mm x 160mm (one colour).Colourflex Transfer: 220mm x 160mmDigiFlex Transfer: 220mm x 160mm
Dimensions:Open - Including Handle: L 935
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Description
The affordable Pro-Am Umbrella has a large eight-panel polyester canopy which is supported by 69cm fibreglass ribs and a steel shaft. It has automatic opening and a comfortable EVA foam handle. Features: * Affordable umbrella with automatic opening * Polyester canopy * Fibreglass ribs and a steel shaft * EVA foam handle
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