Hot Air Balloon or Lightbulb Shape

SUBLI METALS LTD

£0.35

This shape works great as a Hot Air Balloon or a Lightbulb (or even a bulb flask upside down!)! Great for Steampunk and Science themed products especially when you use one of our silver, gold, or copper metal finishes! Create fantastic dry wipe ideas signs, hanging decorations, key rings, jewellery charms, earrings and more. The A6 and Large sizes also make cool bookmarks with an added tassel! Available in 9 Sizes: Supergiant A3 273 x 405 mm Giant A4 191 x 283 mm XXL A5 133 x 197 mm XL A6 95 x 141 mm Large 66 x 98 mm Medium 47 x 70 mm Small 34 x 50 mm Tiny 19 x 28 mm Extra Tiny 10 x 15 mm Avai

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as SUBLI METALS LTD, number 09041535. Checked 2026-08-29.
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