Lasita Gartenhaus Liverpool 3 , lichtgrau, 44 mm

Lasita Gartenhaus Liverpool 3 , lichtgrau, 44 mm

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Lasita Gartenhaus Liverpool 3 , lichtgrau, 44 mmModernes Gartenhaus mit offener Fensterfront und grozgigem Dachberstand Das Lasita Gartenhaus Liverpool 3 berzeugt durch eine klare, moderne Architektur mit groer Fensterfront und weit auskragendem Dachberstand in eleganter lichtgrauer Ausfhrung. Die Kombination aus lichtdurchflutetem Innenraum und geschtztem Auenbereich schafft eine harmonische Verbindung zwischen Garten und Wohnraum. Mit einer Grundflche von 15,76 m und einem Rauminhalt von 36,83 m

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012