garten lichtschlauch LED 3m lang + 4m Kabel Stecker IP65 3000 K Leuchte Teak Gartentisch – 100x100

Name: garten lichtschlauch LED 3m lang + 4m Kabel Stecker IP65 3000 K Leuchte Teak Gartentisch – 100x100
Brand: www.arrays.com.ar
SKU: 71669174878
Price: 28.82 USD
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garten lichtschlauch LED 3m lang + 4m Kabel Stecker IP65 3000 K Leuchte Teak Gartentisch – 100x100

Teak Gartentisch – 100x100 cm | Ideal für Große Außenbereiche | Edelstahl Befestigung

Sie sind ideal, um eine natürliche Privatsphäre zu schaffen, indem sie als grüne Trennwände auf Balkonen oder Terrassen verwendet werden

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Artikelinformationen Marke ‎Tribesigns Farbe ‎Braun Produktabmessungen ‎160 cm x 70 cm x 90 cm; 27.1 kg Material ‎Holzwerkstoff Produktpflegehinweise ‎‎Mit einem trockenen Tuch abwischen Artikelgewicht 27.1 kg

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