Schattenfugenrahmen Lamia Blattgold (Dekor) Bausatz

Schattenfugenrahmen Lamia Blattgold (Dekor) Bausatz

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M251S

$17.74

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Schattenfugenrahmen Lamia Blattgold (Dekor) BausatzSo einfach zum selbstgebauten Schattenfugenrahmen! Platzsparend, passgenau, perfekt fr Ihre Leinwand mit 2,5 cm Tiefe das ist unser Lamia. Die Leisten erhalten Sie in der gewhlten Farbe, zerlegt und mit passenden Hoffmann Schwalben, die einfach in alle vier Ecken gesetzt werden. Aufgrund der Montageoption sind Mae bis 200 x 200 cm mglich. Gut zu wissen: Die angegebenen Mae beziehen sich auf das zu rahmende Keilrahmenbild. Die umlaufende Schattenfuge

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012