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Vitavia Greenhouse Glazing Retaining Clips (20 pieces)
The Vitavia Greenhouse Glazing Retaining Clips Pack of 20 are designed to securely hold overlapping glazing panels in place within your Vitavia greenhouse.
These durable clips help ensure a firm and stable fit, preventing movement and reducing the risk of damage caused by wind or vibration. Ideal for both initial greenhouse assembly and ongoing maintenance, they maintain the correct alignment of overlapping glass panels, contributing to a weather-tight and efficient structure.
The Vitavia Greenhouse Glazing Retaining Clips Pack of 20 are designed to securely hold overlapping glazing panels in place within your Vitavia greenhouse.
These durable clips help ensure a firm and stable fit, preventing movement and reducing the risk of damage caused by wind or vibration. Ideal for both initial greenhouse assembly and ongoing maintenance, they maintain the correct alignment of overlapping glass panels, contributing to a weather-tight and efficient structure.
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