fleuresse Satin Spannbettlaken Colours 140x200 sonne

fleuresse Satin Spannbettlaken Colours 140x200 sonne

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M251S

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fleuresse Satin Spannbettlaken Colours 140x200 sonneDieses elegante fleuresse Colours Spannbettlaken wird aus hochwertiger Baumwolle in Satin Bindung gewebt, welches ein glnzend glattes Gewebebild ergibt. Es besteht aus 100% Baumwolle mit praktischem Rundumgummi und ist atmungsaktiv und pflegeleicht. Die perfekte Verarbeitung erfllt hchste Ansprche an Qualitt. fleuresse Colours ist Schlafkultur vom Feinsten. Die Spannlaken haben eine Steghhe von 23 cm, sind also fr Matratzen bis zu einer Hhe von 23 cm

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012