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balcony privacy net
1.Material:100% new HDPE,UV
2.Weight:120~220gsm
3.Useful life:3~5 years
4.balcony net factory price

balcony privacy net/shade net/window net

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Product	balcony privacy net/shade net/window net
Brand Name	XINH-GL-80
Material	100% new HDPE with UV,long service life
Color	Green,yellow,blue,gray (as your request)
Weight/sqm	120~220gsm
Size	Width:0.5m-3m, Length: as your request
Samples	1). sample time: Within 7-15 days.
	2). Sample charge: According to product details.
	3). Sample refund: Negotiable
	4). Send sample: Via TNT, UPS, FedEx, DHL Express
	Sample is free for you to test the quality
Payment	T/T, L/C
Delivery Time	Within 20 days after getting the deposit

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