Louvre Electric Roof by Locarno
Get ready for summer
Locarno Louvre Electric louvre roof to provide shade and rain protection for your outdoor living space.
It measures approximately 2.1 x 3.8 metres.
3760mm Length
2070mm Width
225mm Depth
20mm Lip
Powder coated aluminum, Colour: similar to Dulux Lyttelton
We are extending out outdoor space so no longer suitable for us. It has been professionally removed by a builder and is shown stacked and with brackets and transformer. The hole on the frame was where a downpipe was installed. As it can be angled it is perfect for shade.
As is where is. When it was removed it was in perfect working order.
See details from www.locarno.co.nz...
No posts as this was a drop in roof model in a courtyard.
Ready to pick up from Milford/Castor Bay, North Shore, Auckland
Blades are stored inside cleaned and ready to go.
Comes with box of heavy duty brackets to install.
MUST PICK UP FROM MILFORD, CASTOR BAY - $3,000 or near offer
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