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Schluter DILEX-BWS Profilé pour joint de surface avec zone de mouvement de 3/16" - plastique PVC gris pierre 3/8" (10 mm) x 8' 2-1/2" Accueil > Schluter > Bordures de carrelage ideal for walls or floors
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Schluter DILEX BWS Profilé pour joint de surface avec zone de mouvement de 3 16" plastique PVC gris pierre 3 8" (10 mm) x 8' 2 1 2" Accueil > Schluter > Bordures de carrelage ideal for walls or floors ideal for walls or floors featuring 3 1 4 inch wide planks with an exquisite smooth texture The Schluter DILEX BWS is a prefabricated surface joint profile equipped with rigid PVC anchoring fins that protect tile edges which divides the tiled surface into individual sections and forms the visible part of the joint
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