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geschirr in beige Sandrine Teller, Beige, Steingut Feldküche - Rolling Unit

Name: geschirr in beige Sandrine Teller, Beige, Steingut Feldküche - Rolling Unit
Brand: www.schlossberginstitut.at
SKU: 11084937241
Price: 29.37 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7083 (10 reviews)

SKU: 11084937241

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geschirr in beige Sandrine Teller, Beige, Steingut Feldküche - Rolling Unit

Feldküche - Rolling Unit by MARU

Schrank - 10 kg Lieferumfang 1x weißes Bücherregal 1x Montageanleitung 1x Montagezubehörset Weitere Merkmale Hochwertige Materialien: Das furnierte Regal wird aus hochwertigem Holzwerkstoff gefertigt, ist kratzfest und leicht mit einem feuchten Tuch zu reinigen

Gartenschrank Metall

Volumen:270 l

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