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Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss

Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss
Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss
Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss
Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss
Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss
Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss
Cama sideboard 120 cm SOHO S7 black/black gloss
  • Διαθεσιμότητα: 10-30 Ημέρες
  • Brand: Cama MEBLE
  • EAN: 5903815003332
159,72€
Χωρίς ΦΠΑ: 128,81€
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Features

  • Top material: Particle board
  • Feet: Yes
  • Door colour: Black
  • Door type: Hinged door
  • Frame material: Particle board
  • Shelves material: Glass and chipboard
  • Door finish type: Glossy
  • Additional information: Available backlight colours: cold white, red, blue, green, Optional LED lighting for shelves (extra charge), The photos of the sets show an example arrangement with other furniture from the collection. The remaining models are available for sale separately., It is possible to buy LED cabinet lighting., Self-assembly furniture, Laminated chipboard is resistant to mechanical stress and extreme temperatures, In the centre one glass front, inside two glass shelves with optional LED lighting, Left and right side door with high gloss fronts, one shelf inside
  • Handle colour: Silver
  • Door open type: Push & pull
  • Door material: Medium Density Fiberboard (MDF)
  • Frame colour: Black
  • Number of shelves: 4 shelves
  • Door finish material: Laminate
  • Top finish type: Matt
  • Handle material: Plastic
  • Drawers: No
  • Vendor collection name: SOHO
  • Style: Modern
  • Frame finish type: Matt
  • Frame finish material: Laminate
  • Top finish material: Laminate
  • Top colour: Black
  • Number of doors: 3 door(s)

    • Weight & dimensions

  • Width: 1200 mm
  • Depth: 410 mm
  • Height: 800 mm

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