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Schluter TREP-S Profilé de nez de marche avec insert gris - aluminium et plastique PVC 1-1/32

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Schluter TREP S Profilé de nez de marche avec insert gris aluminium et plastique PVC 1 1 32" x 4' 11" x 3 8" (10 mm) Accueil > Schluter > Profils en forme de crique idéal pour les intérieurs lumineux idéal pour les intérieurs lumineux et épurés Bring style and durability to your spaces with this colored body porcelain tile TREP S and TREP B profiles protect the tiled edges of steps and incorporate a highly visible non slip wear surface safe and attractive stair nosings

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