Special Design for Metal Garden WindMill for Zambia Factory
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8 FT. WINDMILL ORNAMENT, RED&GREEN Durable steel body with weather-resistant, green and yellow finish Permanently lubricated ball bearings for whisper-quiet operation Unique design features a fan head that always faces the wind Charming, decorative old-world design blends beautifully with any landscape Assembled height: 8ft / 2.4M Assembly required Please read the assembly and safety information enclosed Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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8 FT. WINDMILL ORNAMENT, RED&GREEN
Durable steel body with weather-resistant, green and yellow finish
Permanently lubricated ball bearings for whisper-quiet operation
Unique design features a fan head that always faces the wind
Charming, decorative old-world design blends beautifully with any landscape
Assembled height: 8ft / 2.4M
Assembly required
Please read the assembly and safety information enclosed
Please feel free to contact us for more details.
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As dozens of construction workers perched atop One World Trade Center looked on and and applauded the historic milestone, crews installed the final two sections of the 408-foot steel spire at One World Trade Center. The building now stands a symbolic 1,776 feet high, making it the tallest building in the Western Hemisphere and the third tallest in the world.
Using a crane located high above street level, ironworkers lifted the final two pieces off a temporary work platform on the roof of One WTC and attached them to the previously installed 16 sections of spire. During the installation, ironworkers set and tightened 60 bolts at an altitude of 1,701 feet in the air.
