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Salve!!!

6 years ago

Salve, potrei sapere il
Costo è se sono disponibili altri colori?

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Ceramiche Musa
5 years ago
Si tratta del decoro 20x20 Ponza 451 e 378. Il prezzo di listino al mq è €170+IVA (sconti applicabili in funzione delle quantità) . Si realizza in qualsiasi mix dei 42 colori in gamma. Ci scusiamo per il ritardo nella risposta.
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