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Beat the heat at Retravision

COME in and beat the heat at Gleeson and Tonta Retravision.
With lots of special offers on air conditioners, Gleeson and Tonta Retravision will keep you cool this summer.
Retravision has low prices everyday and fantastic specials on the best brands and latest technology.
The extensive range of stock includes white goods, electrical, bedding, lounges, mattresses, small electrical appliances, LCD televisions, plasmas, washing machines and fridges.
Retravision prides itself on the friendly service of its courteous and dedicated staff.
Many of the staff have been at the store for more than 10 years, and are well-trained in providing expert knowledge and advice.
With the vast range of complex electrical products available, Gleeson and Tonta Retravision can provide the help needed to make the right choice.
Gleeson and Tonta Retravision, corner Princes Highway and South Gippsland Highway Dandenong. Monday-Wednesday, 9am-5.30pm; Thursday, 9am-7pm; Friday, 9am-8pm; Saturday, 9am-5pm; Sunday, 10am-5pm. Phone: 9791 3422.

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