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Ladekast Lizbon Walnoot Wit Melamine 76x90,7x40 cm - 4 lades

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Ladekast Lizbon Walnoot Wit Melamine 76x90,7x40 cm - 4 ladesTransformeer je slaapkamer met het moderne en stijlvolle dressoir Wil je een vleugje elegantie en verfijning toevoegen aan je slaapkamer? Kijk dan niet verder dan onze moderne en stijlvolle commode. Met zijn strakke ontwerp en hoogwaardige materialen zal deze commode zeker het middelpunt van je slaapkamer worden. Ervaar ongevenaarde duurzaamheid en kwaliteit Dit dressoir is gemaakt van 100% melamine en is gemaakt om lang mee te gaan. De dikte van 18

Transformeer je slaapkamer met het moderne en stijlvolle dressoir

Wil je een vleugje elegantie en verfijning toevoegen aan je slaapkamer? Kijk dan niet verder dan onze moderne en stijlvolle commode. Met zijn strakke ontwerp en hoogwaardige materialen zal deze commode zeker het middelpunt van je slaapkamer worden.

Ervaar ongeëvenaarde duurzaamheid en kwaliteit

Dit dressoir is gemaakt van 100% melamine en is gemaakt om lang mee te gaan. De dikte van 18 mm zorgt voor stevigheid en een lange levensduur, waardoor het een betrouwbare aanvulling is op je collectie slaapkamermeubels. Het kunststof handvat voegt een eigentijds tintje toe, terwijl de metalen poten voor stabiliteit en ondersteuning zorgen.

Voldoende opbergruimte voor je spullen

Met vier ruime lades biedt deze commode veel opbergruimte voor al je spullen. Of je nu kleding, accessoires of andere benodigdheden moet opbergen, met deze ladekast zit je goed. De laden glijden soepel, zodat je gemakkelijk bij je spullen kunt.

Verrijk je slaapkamer met walnoot en witte kleuren

Het dressoir heeft een prachtige combinatie van walnoot en witte kleuren, die een vleugje verfijning toevoegt aan elke slaapkamer. De contrasterende kleuren creëren een moderne en stijlvolle look, waardoor dit dressoir perfect past in zowel moderne als industriële slaapkamers.

Technische details:

  • Materiaal: 100% melamine
  • Dikte: 18 mm
  • Handgreep: Plastic
  • Poten: Metaal
  • Afmetingen ladekast: Breedte: 76 cm, Hoogte: 90. 7 cm, diepte: 40 cm
  • Laden: 4
  • Hoogte poten: 17. 8 cm
  • Kleur: Walnoot en Wit

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