Demista Heated Mirror Demister Pad Door Loop
£15.96 exc VAT
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| Manufacturer | Demista |
|---|---|
| Range | Demista Mirror Demister Door Loop |
The Demista loop is a safe and secure method of transferring cables from a fixed point (door frame) onto the door leaf.
Key Benefits
- Steel-end caps
- 450mm
- Loop diameter 10mm
| Technical Specifications | |
|---|---|
| Brand | Demista |
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Do you supply mirror demisters suitable for large mirrors?
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Can I cut a mirror demister pad?
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Do I need an electrician to install my mirror demister?
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How do mirror Demista pads work?
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