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Schluter TREP-S Insert de remplacement - plastique PVC brun noisette 1-1/32

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Schluter TREP S Insert de remplacement plastique PVC brun noisette 1 1 32" (26 mm) x 9' 10" Accueil > Schluter > Profils décoratifs et de finition Le profilé de joint de Le profilé de joint de surface Schluter‑DILEX‑EDP en acier inoxydable offre une protection renforcée des chants de carreaux et permet de diviser la surface carrelée en sections distinctes it is ideal for all floors TREP S et TREP B protègent les rebords de carrelage des marches tout en offrant une surface d'usure antidérapante et très visible sûrs et esthétiques

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