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Schluter RONDEC-STEP Coin extérieur 135° avec ailette verticale de 1-1/2

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Schluter RONDEC STEP Coin extérieur 135° avec ailette verticale de 1 1 2" aluminium anodisé nickel brossé 1 2" (12.5 mm) Accueil > Schluter > Profils de bord de coins The Schluter SCHIENE profile provides both The Schluter SCHIENE profile provides both effective and attractive protection for tile edges This allows reliable installations over many substrates — plywood OSB suitable for stair treads as well as countertop edges symmetrical edge matching the RONDEC profile

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