Silikonform ~ Kerzentablett für 4 Baumkerzen / Plotterrohling

Silikonform ~ Kerzentablett für 4 Baumkerzen / Plotterrohling

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M251S

$24.00

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Silikonform ~ Kerzentablett für 4 Baumkerzen / PlotterrohlingLieferzeit: 3 6 Tage * Klimaneutraler Versand Silikon Gieform ~ Kerzentablett fr 4 Baumkerzen Plotterrohling Material: Silikon Mae ( x H): 10 x 2 cm Der Kerzenhalter passt fr Baumkerzen mit einem von 1,3 cm. Lieferumfang: 1 Silikonform (ohne abgebildete Deko Objekte oder hnliches) ACHTUNG: Du erwirbst nur die Silikonform. Die fertig gegossenen Teile darfst du selbstverstndlich in kleinen Mengen gewerblich verkaufen (keine Massenproduktion). Die Kopie

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012