Hängelampe Zement Grau, Pendelleuchte Zement Grau, Durchmesser 32 cm

Hängelampe Zement Grau, Pendelleuchte Zement Grau, Durchmesser 32 cm

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Hängelampe Zement Grau, Pendelleuchte Zement Grau, Durchmesser 32 cmHngelampe Zement Grau, Pendelleuchte Zement Grau, Durchmesser 32 cm Farbe: Grau, Wei Material: Metall, Holz Mae: Durchmesser 32 cm, Hhe ca. 31 cm, Kabel Kette ca. 160 cm Fassung Leuchtmittel: E27, 1 x max. 40 W, 230 V Energieklasse: A++ E Art. Nr: PR 90108 Zusatzinfo: Zu Lieferzeiten und mehr Info unter der Tel.: 0049 (0)5202 9965725

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012