Elektrische ausziehbare Markise Rot und Weiß 2,5 x 2 m

Elektrische ausziehbare Markise Rot und Weiß 2,5 x 2 m

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M251S

$162.46

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Elektrische ausziehbare Markise Rot und Weiß 2,5 x 2 mDiese einziehbare Markise bietet praktischen Schatten fr Auenbereiche wie Grten und Terrassen. Sie kann einfach ausgefahren oder eingezogen werden, um je nach Bedarf den Sonnen und Wetterschutz anzupassen. Sie eignet sich fr Aktivitten im Auenbereich wie Essen, Entspannen oder das Empfangen von Gsten und trgt dazu bei, eine angenehmere Umgebung zu schaffen, indem sie Schutz vor direkter Sonne und leichtem Regen bietet. Die Markise ist eine ntzliche

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012