Markise Grün und Weiß 300 x 250 x 165 cm Polyester

Markise Grün und Weiß 300 x 250 x 165 cm Polyester

Marsoni

M251S

$116.09

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Markise Grün und Weiß 300 x 250 x 165 cm PolyesterDiese groe Markise bietet dir sowohl Stil als auch Nutzen, sie fgt sich wunderbar in moderne Auenbereiche ein. Mit ihrer angenehmen Farbgestaltung in grn und wei und der robusten Bauart ist sie der perfekte schattige Platz zum Essen, Entspannen oder Feiern an warmen Tagen. Wetterfester Schutz: Diese Markise ist aus UV bestndigem Polyester und hlt zuverlssig die schdlichen Sonnenstrahlen ab. Sie ist sehr robust, sodass sie auch bei sonnigen Wetterlagen

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Reviewed in the United States on May 12, 2011