ikea kerzengläser 2 Retro Style transparent in Thüringen haustürschild personalisiert

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ikea kerzengläser 2 Retro Style transparent in Thüringen haustürschild personalisiert

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ikea kerzengläser 2 Retro Style transparent in Thüringen haustürschild personalisiert

2x Blumentopf Übertopf weiß Keramik W. Germany Planter modern zeitlos Ø 16,5

240.00x75.00x110.00 Bein schwarz Design Platte Eiche massiv, geölt Farbe eiche Holzqualität Echtholz Material des Beins Metall Materialstärke 25 mm Form Oval Form des Beins Gestell weitere Merkmale mit Schweizer Kante Freiwillige Garantiezeit in Jahren 5 Lieferumfang Gestell lackiert Tischplatten 1 Stück Anzahl der Pakete 2 Paket 1 B/H/T: 245.00 x 12.00 x 8.00 cm, 38kg Paket 2 B/H/T: 102.00 x 77.00 x 21.00 cm, 31kg Montageanleitung / Sicherheits- und Produkthinweise Das könnte Ihnen auch gefallen:

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Größe:17,7" x 17,7"

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