Angel Wings Giant Fiberglass
- Product code
- MRB707
- Size
- 72x28 cm (x2), shipped as a set
- Material
- Fiberglass (GRP), UV-resistant exterior paint
- Category
- Wall Objects
- Weight (size group)
- Medium: ~10–30 kg
- Production time
- ~25 days on average, depending on quantity
- Delivery
- Varies by product type and size; our own delivery and installation service is available
- Use
- Hotels, restaurants, cafés, landscape, malls and retail projects; indoor and outdoor
Pricing is given by quote, based on quantity and finish. Minimum order: USD 1000.
MARBB products are sold wholesale to businesses on quotation. Size, colour and quantity can be customised from the same mold.
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Description
MRB707 Fiber Giant Angel Wings are premium decorative wall objects designed specifically for hotels, luxury restaurants, and high-end photo booths. These stunning wall hangings serve as a captivating focal point in lobbies or event halls, offering a perfect aesthetic background for guest photos. Crafted from high-quality fiberglass and polyester resin, these giant wings are durable yet lightweight enough for secure wall mounting. Each wing in the set measures 72x28 cm, creating a balanced and grand display when installed together. The material is resistant to moisture and environmental factors, making it suitable for both covered outdoor terraces and elegant interior project design. Marbb provides these decorative fiber sculptures for wholesale distribution, catering to the needs of landscape architects and hospitality professionals. Whether you are outfitting a chain of boutique hotels or a trendy cafe, the MRB707 model offers a high return on aesthetic investment. The set shipping format ensures a coordinated look for large-scale interior styling projects. Experience the superior craftsmanship and durability of Marbb products for your commercial landscape needs. Contact us today to integrate these iconic giant angel wings into your next architectural project and enhance your space.
