Arched Door / Tombstone Shape

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.45

The Arched Door Shape is incredibly versatile! It can become a fairy door, Christmas door, stained glass window, Welcome to your new home gift or even a tombstone for spooky Halloween decorations The Large size is perfect for a decoration, especially to hang on the Christmas tree! The A4 and A5 sizes are brilliant for dry wipe boards or wall art while the smaller sizes will make great fridge magnets and keyrings. Available in 8 Sizes: Supergiant A3 283 x 405 mm Giant A4 197 x 283 mm XXL A5 115 x 197 mm XL A6 82 x 141 mm Large 57 x 98 mm Custom 55 x 82 mm Medium 41 x 70 mm Small 29 x 50 mm Tiny

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