black panels? what is it?

Germain Wong

5 years ago

Hi can you tell me what the black panels on the walls are? Not tiles are they?

Thanks!

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ARCHITEKTUR EVI PECHTHOLD
5 years ago
Dies sind durchgefärbte MDF-Platten, ein kostengünstiges Produkt, die Oberfläche wurde geölt.

Man kann diese in schwarz, natur, rot...kaufen.
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