kommode mit türen und schubladen REDOM Sideboard Weiß 117x36x74 cm, 2 & 3 (Packung, 1 St., & Mehrzweckschrank für Wohnzimmer & Büro), Stilvoller Aktenschrank mit viel Stauraum & klarem Design Assembled

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kommode mit türen und schubladen REDOM Sideboard Weiß 117x36x74 cm, 2 & 3 (Packung, 1 St., & Mehrzweckschrank für Wohnzimmer & Büro), Stilvoller Aktenschrank mit viel Stauraum & klarem Design Assembled

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kommode mit türen und schubladen REDOM Sideboard Weiß 117x36x74 cm, 2 & 3 (Packung, 1 St., & Mehrzweckschrank für Wohnzimmer & Büro), Stilvoller Aktenschrank mit viel Stauraum & klarem Design Assembled

Kleiner Tisch 60x60

Details: TV Lowboard Schiebetüren Griffe aus Metall Farbe: Patinagrün RAL6000 Fertig montiert Das TV-Board Neuss verbindet klassischen Landhausstil mit einer klaren, zeitlosen Gestaltung

Assembled

Menge:2x 1 kg

Ordered 4 cases of these and 35 out of the 48 broke in transit

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