Eco Outdoor Perth Stone Store Opening

Join Eco Outdoor as they celebrate the opening of their new Perth designer stone store on Thursday 4 August from 6pm-9pm. Following their proven success as suppliers of quality natural stone and showrooms in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, Eco Outdoor’s new Perth showroom is an exciting expansion. Come help them celebrate at 2-4 Drake Street, […]

BY jesse

July 5th, 2011

Join Eco Outdoor as they celebrate the opening of their new Perth designer stone store on Thursday 4 August from 6pm-9pm.

Following their proven success as suppliers of quality natural stone and showrooms in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane, Eco Outdoor’s new Perth showroom is an exciting expansion.

Come help them celebrate at 2-4 Drake Street, Osborne Park.

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ecooutdoor.com.au

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