Ex-Display Transparent Yurt Roof Cap (Clear PVC Roof Window) for a 4.2m diameter yurt

YURT SPECIALISTS LTD

£50

Product Overview Grab a rare budget-friendly deal on an ex-display transparent yurt roof cap (crown cover). This cap features a clear PVC center designed to maximize daylight and allow for stargazing, while still providing robust weather protection for your yurt. Condition Note Product Overview Grab a rare budget-friendly deal on an ex-display transparent yurt roof cap (star cap / crown cover). This cap features a clear PVC center designed to maximize daylight and allow for stargazing, while still providing robust weather protection for your yurt. Condition Note Used / Ex-Display : This was us

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Registered at Companies House as YURT SPECIALISTS LTD, number 16860587. Checked 2026-08-29.
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