Expander Campingstuhl Ablagetisch Aufkleber RRSS1345 - 1345mm Standard Slat Design:Blau Racing 2

Name: Expander Campingstuhl Ablagetisch Aufkleber RRSS1345 - 1345mm Standard Slat Design:Blau Racing 2
Brand: compu-brand.com
SKU: 23440366405
Price: 24.99 USD
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Expander Campingstuhl Ablagetisch Aufkleber RRSS1345 1345mm Standard Slat Design:Blau Racing 2 RRSS1345 1345mm Standard Slat For Slimline II Tray Consisting of:1 x RRSS1345 Standard Slat 1345mm Wide Rack Approximate Installed Weight 1kg (3lbs)Shipping Dimensions:Width90mm (4)Length1345mm (53)Height 25mm (1)Shipping Weight:Weight1 die unterwegs schnell und zuverlässig Luft benötigen den Strand und alle anderen Aktivitäten Nach der Befestigung lässt sich die Tischplatte zusammen mit dem Stuhl zusammenklappen und in der CHAI002 verstauen

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