Stumpfeinschlagende Tür mit Zarge CPL Mattline Eiche Naturbeige Graue Design Wohnungseingangstüren mit Zarge und Türgriff 9 mm Eiche Edelholzfurnier matt Material Span Oberfläche Echtholz

Name: Stumpfeinschlagende Tür mit Zarge CPL Mattline Eiche Naturbeige Graue Design Wohnungseingangstüren mit Zarge und Türgriff 9 mm Eiche Edelholzfurnier matt Material Span Oberfläche Echtholz
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SKU: 64688168980
Price: 249.00 USD
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Rating: 4.6228 (10 reviews)

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Stumpfeinschlagende Tür mit Zarge CPL Mattline Eiche Naturbeige Graue Design Wohnungseingangstüren mit Zarge und Türgriff 9 mm Eiche Edelholzfurnier matt Material Span Oberfläche Echtholz 9 mm Eiche Edelholzfurnier matt lackiert Funktion Durchgangszarge (nach DIN 18101) Verstellbereich 5 mm +15 mm Oberflächenart CPL Farbton Grau ähnlich RAL 7037 Futterbrett 22 mm Bekleidung 15 mm stark

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