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Schluter TREP-S Profilé de nez de marche avec insert jaune - acier inoxydable (V2) et plastique PVC 1-1/32

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Schluter TREP S Profilé de nez de marche avec insert jaune acier inoxydable (V2) et plastique PVC 1 1 32" x 8' 2 1 2" x 3 8" (10 mm) Accueil > Schluter > Câbles pour planchers chauffants ideal for high traffic areas ideal for high traffic areas DITRA HEAT is compatible with coverings such as engineered wood TREP S and TREP B profiles are designed to protect the edges of tiled stair treads while providing a highly visible ensuring durable

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