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Walk in Dusche in Klar 40 cm 10mm NANO Glas mit Alu-verbundplatteScheibenmaterial EasyClean ESG Sicherheitsglas Glasdekor klarglas mit NANO Beschichtung Art des Einstiegs Walk In Duschwand Farbe Profil Schwarz Hhe ca. 2000 mm Verstellbereich des Profils 20 mm Stabilisierungsstange H Form (L. 900 mm) Glashalterung um 90 180 270 360 Grad drehbar Montage Montage beidseitig, rechts wie links mglich Lieferumfang inkl. Wandprofil; Montagematerial Alu verbundplatte Bad Elfenbeinwei, Thickness: 3mm, Breite: 120 cm, H. 210
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