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Voladera Torrevieja (2x1 metros + 1 m2 de habitáculo de seguridad)


Voladera Torrevieja (2x1 metros + 1 m2 de habitáculo de seguridad)
769.17€
Voladera Torrevieja (2x1 metros + 1 m2 de habitáculo de seguridad)
  • Availability: In Stock
  • Brands Imor S.A
  • Model 6051
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769.17€

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Voladero Torrevieja

 

Flying Torrevieja (2x1 meters + 1 m2 security cabin)


Flying specially made for birds with excellent finishes.

Corrosion resistant. Easy assembly and disassembly. Painted baked panels with non-toxic paint in anthracite, green or white.


The modular structure allows future extensions with the incorporation of new panels that can be purchased separately.

It has a convenient access door with security lock, you can add a lock.


If you want another design that does not match the image. Do not hesitate to contact us and we will provide your budget


Dimensions:

• Width 2 meter.

• Length 2 meter.

• Height 2 meters.

• Bar thickness 2 mm

• Distance between bars 11mm



Composed by:

• 7 mesh mesh panels

• 2 panel w / pedestrian door

• 2 roofs of 1x1m sheet

• 1 flat 1x1 roof

• 4 posters, right / left

• 1 bag screws

• 1 placket (ceiling guide)

• 2 clamps fastening to the ground

• 30 panel clamps

• 36 black beads

• 12 screws 10 for threading

• 12 black threads for threading



VAT and Transportation included throughout the Peninsula

The flyers due to their size and high shipping cost do not accept payment on delivery.


Accessory not included (drinking fountains, feeders and sticks)

 

Delivery in 48/72 hours


In Stock

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