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FLURSCHRANK PLANT 80x36cm (HxB) Massivholz | Telefontisch | Farbe: 04 schwarz-natur

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FLURSCHRANK PLANT 80x36cm (HxB) Massivholz | Telefontisch | Farbe: 04 schwarz-naturDer schne Flurschrank PLANT 80 ist nicht nur ein optisches Highlight, er lsst sich auch vielseitig verwenden. Mit seiner Schublade und der Schranktr bietet er Stauraum fr allerlei Kleinigkeiten. Gefertigt ist das Schrnkchen aus recyceltem Holzholz, welches PLANT 80 einen unwiderstehlich natrlichen und rustikalen Charme verleiht. Flurschrank PLANT 80 vintage Holz Fr ein gemtliches Ambiente PLANT 80 ist ein echtes Multitalent und kann universell

Der schöne Flurschrank PLANT 80 ist nicht nur ein optisches Highlight, er lässt sich auch vielseitig verwenden. Mit seiner Schublade und der Schranktür bietet er Stauraum für allerlei Kleinigkeiten. Gefertigt ist das Schränkchen aus recyceltem Holzholz, welches PLANT 80 einen unwiderstehlich natürlichen und rustikalen Charme verleiht.

Flurschrank PLANT 80 | vintage Holz | Für ein gemütliches Ambiente

PLANT 80 ist ein echtes Multitalent und kann universell eingesetzt werden. So dient der Schrank beispielsweise im Eingangsbereich als Telefontisch oder als Blumen-oder Pflanzenständer. In Wohn- oder Esszimmer bietet PLANT 80 als kleine Kommode zusätzlichen Stauraum. PLANT 80 ist in verschiedenen Naturtönen erhältlich und lässt sich ganz hervorragend mit anderen Möbelstücken kombinieren.

HINWEIS! Die Schränke sind nicht industriell hergestellt. Sie werden traditionell von lokalen Handwerkern und Kleinbetrieben mit Handwerkzeugen und lokal verwaltetem legalen Holz in Handarbeit hergestellt. Aufgrund des traditionellen Herstellungsprozesses sind kleinere Imperfektionen wie Unebenheiten in den Flächen, kleinere Fugen oder Risse zu erwarten. Jedes Produkt ist ein Unikat mit einzigartigem Aussehen und erzählt seine eigene Geschichte.
Wir von der xtradefactory GmbH arbeiten eng mit unseren lokalen Partnern zusammen, welche vor Ort die Logistik, Qualitätskontrollen, Veredelung sowie Verpackung und Etikettierung übernehmen. Wir wünschen dir viel Freude mit diesen einzigartigen Produkten und möchten dir danken, dass du mit deinem Einkauf diese traditionelle Handwerkskunst unterstützt.

  • Rustikales Flurschränkchen im naturverbundenem Design, welches sich mit allen Wohnstilen kombinieren lässt.
  • Abmessungen (ca.): Höhe: 80 cm, Breite: 35 cm, Tiefe: 25 cm | Die Lieferung erfolgt bereits komplett montiert.
  • Material: Holz vintage Holz, massiv; mit Gebrauchsspuren und Farbabrieb für den angesagten Shabby Charakter.
  • Nutzbar als Flur- oder Pflanzentisch im Eingangsbereich oder auch als Dekoration in jedem anderen Raum.
  • Weitere schöne Möbelstücke und Wohnaccessoires aus vintage Holz findest du in unserem Shop.
Verantwortliche Person in der EU Verantwortlich für dieses Produkt ist der in der EU ansässige Wirtschaftsakteur: XTRADEFACTORY GmbH Ludwig-Rinn-Str. 8-16, 35452 Heuchelheim, Deutschland [email protected] +49 (641) 9718545
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