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Housing association and Garden Fence 1 post EDITED for clarity
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ClaireTully wrote: »Garden fence not only helps to safeguard your garden but also helps to decorate the yard. Whereas glass fencing does the distract the view and make the surrounding look more elegant and beautiful. So, one of my friends suggested me to have a peek here to have the glass fencing in the garden.
OK, thanks bro
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<Sigh> Some brave ladies spend the best part of a century ridding themselves of glass ceilings, only to have you and your friends come along and extol the virtues of glass fences.....ClaireTully wrote: »...Whereas glass fencing does the distract the view and make the surrounding look more elegant and beautiful. So, one of my friends suggested me to have a peek here to have the glass fencing in the garden.0
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