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Grid Vitrine Bauhaus beige Kristina Dam Studio

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Grid Vitrine Bauhaus beige Kristina Dam StudioDas Grid Sideboard besteht aus beige pulverbeschichtetem Stahl und ist ein echtes Designerstck. Die Seiten und die obere Platte bestehen aus perforiertem Stahl. Die Gitterschrnke eignen sich perfekt fr die Aufbewahrung von Bchern, Gegenstnden, Skulpturen, Glaswaren oder Geschirr. Die Vitrine ist mit drei perforierten Stahlregalen ausgestattet. Die Schranktren schwingen beim ffnen von der Mitte nach auen und werden mit einem starken Magnetschloss

Das Grid Sideboard besteht aus beige pulverbeschichtetem Stahl und ist ein echtes Designerstück. Die Seiten und die obere Platte bestehen aus perforiertem Stahl. Die Gitterschränke eignen sich perfekt für die Aufbewahrung von Büchern, Gegenständen, Skulpturen, Glaswaren oder Geschirr.  Die Vitrine ist mit drei perforierten Stahlregalen ausgestattet. Die Schranktüren schwingen beim Öffnen von der Mitte nach außen und werden mit einem starken Magnetschloss geschlossen. Durch den durchsichtigen Aspekt sieht der Schrank leicht aus und bietet einen Blick auf die darin aufbewahrten Teile. Verwende es, um dein liebstes Zubehör zu präsentieren oder als bemerkenswert geräumige Aufbewahrungseinheit für deine Wohn,- und Büroräume.

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Material: pulverbeschichtetes Stahl
Maße: 76 B x 45 T x 131 H cm
Regalhöhe: Top shelf 13cm, Bottom shelf 32cm
Farbe: beige

 

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