Bilderrahmen A2 - 42x59,4 cm - Aluminium Gebürstet - MDF - Pisa

Bilderrahmen A2 - 42x59,4 cm - Aluminium Gebürstet - MDF - Pisa

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Bilderrahmen A2 - 42x59,4 cm - Aluminium Gebürstet - MDF - PisaVerleihen Sie Ihrem Zuhause Stil und Atmosphre mit diesem Pisa MDF Bilderrahmen. Der elegante Bilderrahmen A2 42x59,4 cm Aluminium Gebrstet MDF Pisa setzt Ihr Foto oder Poster im Wohnzimmer, Schlafzimmer oder Bro perfekt in Szene. Ein echter Blickfang, der Ihr Interieur komplett macht! Geeignet fr horizontale und vertikale Verwendung (auch als Bilderrahmen 59,4x42 cm) Mit einer Kunststoff Anti Reflex Glasplatte ausgestattet Ideal zum Einrahmen eines

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012