Protector 6000 - 4 Burner Gourmet BBQ Cover - Green

TILDENET GARDENWARE LIMITED

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155cm x 74cm x 61cm Bosmere PROTECTOR 6000 Covers provide protection against the corrosive effect of bird droppings, extreme weather conditions and general dust and grime whilst remaining stylish and contemporary. Offering complete weather protection and featuring brass eyelets with bungee ties for secure fixing. The PROTECTOR 6000 range includes covers for barbecues, patio heaters and a choice of outdoor furniture including modular rattan sets. Available in a selection of popular colours With a 6-year guarantee. All weather protection Wipe clean surface UV stabilised to reduce fading. Bosguar

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as TILDENET GARDENWARE LIMITED, number 01462426. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
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Where it is made
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