Karibu Hybrid Gartenhaus Jupiter 4 D wassergrau/graualuminium

Karibu Hybrid Gartenhaus Jupiter 4 D wassergrau/graualuminium

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M251S

$975.00

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Karibu Hybrid Gartenhaus Jupiter 4 D wassergrau/graualuminiumProdukteigenschaften 19 mm Karibu Hybrid Gartenhaus Jupiter 4 D: Das Hybrid Gartenhaus von Karibu kombiniert hochwertiges Holz und Metall mit einem robusten Trapezblechdach fr Langlebigkeit und Witterungsbestndigkeit. Dank minimalem Wartungsaufwand, modernem Design, Individualisierbarkeit und einfacher Montage ist es die ideale Lsung fr jeden Garten. Einfache Montage durch 19 mm Steck Schraubsystem. Hochwertige Materialien wie nordische Fichte,

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012