feldbett doppelbett Outsunny mit Zelt Campingbett erhöhtes Kuppelzelt inkl. Tragetasche (Klappbett, 1-St., Kuppelzelt) Grün Oxford 215 x 80 x 125 cm biorebe

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feldbett doppelbett Outsunny mit Zelt Campingbett erhöhtes Kuppelzelt inkl. Tragetasche (Klappbett, 1-St., Kuppelzelt) Grün Oxford 215 x 80 x 125 cm biorebe

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feldbett doppelbett Outsunny mit Zelt Campingbett erhöhtes Kuppelzelt inkl. Tragetasche (Klappbett, 1-St., Kuppelzelt) Grün Oxford 215 x 80 x 125 cm biorebe

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Technische Daten Material: Cord, Massivholz, Metall, Schaumstoff Farboptionen: Beige, Dunkelgrau, Rot, Schwarz, Gesamtgröße: 55,5 x 83,5 x 56,5 cm (B x H x T) Sitzgröße: 39 x 41 cm (B x T) Sitzhöhe: 49 cm Höhe der Rückenlehne: 41,5 cm Artikelgewicht: ca

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Legs:Oak - White Oil

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