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Douchebak SaniSupreme Thin 120x80x3 cm Excl.Sifon Composietsteen Rechthoek Mat Wit

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Douchebak SaniSupreme Thin 120x80x3 cm Excl.Sifon Composietsteen Rechthoek Mat WitDouchebak SaniSupreme Thin 120x80x3 cm Excl. Sifon Composietsteen Rechthoek Mat Wit De SaniSupreme douchebak is vervaardigd uit hoogwaardig acryl. Met slechts 32 mm hoogte creert deze lage douchebak een naadloze overgang tussen vloer en douche, wat een eigentijdse uitstraling aan je badkamer geeft. Douchevloer Mat Wit 120x80cm De Douchebakken zijn verkrijgbaar in veel verschillende materialen. U heeft keuze uit Acryl, natuursteen of composietsteen.

Douchebak SaniSupreme Thin 120x80x3 cm Excl.Sifon Composietsteen Rechthoek Mat Wit

De SaniSupreme® douchebak is vervaardigd uit hoogwaardig acryl. Met slechts 32 mm hoogte creëert deze lage douchebak een naadloze overgang tussen vloer en douche, wat een eigentijdse uitstraling aan je badkamer geeft.

Douchevloer Mat Wit 120x80cm

De Douchebakken zijn verkrijgbaar in veel verschillende materialen. U heeft keuze uit Acryl, natuursteen of composietsteen. Als u jarenlang plezier wilt hebben van uw douchebak, dan is het goed om eens overstap te gaan maken naar een composietsteen douchebak i.p.v. acryl douchebak of soort gelijke materialen. Wilt u weten welke materiaal het beste bij uw droombadkamer past? In dat geval kunt u beter antwoord rekening houden met een aantal zaken. Ten eerste moet u nadenken wat voor u belangrijk is. Gaat het om het design of is de prijs doorslaggevend? Het kan natuurlijk ook een combinatie van beide zijn. Wilt u een betaalbaar stijlvolle douchebak en wilt u uw douche een onderdeel van de badkamer wordt met belangrijk toegevoegde waarde,dan is een Composietsteen Douchebak van SaniSupreme een echte aanrader.

Let op: U krijgt het product dat op de eerste foto staat. De andere foto's worden ter illustratie en inspiratie toegevoegd.

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De SaniSupreme Thin douchebak staat garant voor kwaliteit geeft een bijzondere en natuurlijke afwerking aan uw badkamer. De douchebak is namelijk gemaakt van composietsteen, een natuurlijk materiaal bestaande uit kwarts. Omdat het om een natuurlijk materiaal gaat, is iedere douchebak uniek.

Composietsteen kunt u het beste reinigen met allesreiniger en andere niet-agressieve schoonmaakmiddelen. Let op dat u geen zuurhoudende middelen gebruikt, zoals citroen. Verder is composietsteen erg onderhoudsarm en een hygiënisch materiaal. Viezigheid kan zich namelijk niet ophopen in de poriën van de steen.

De Douchebakken van de serie SaniSupreme Thin zijn verkrijgbaar in verschillende maten en worden geleverd exclusief sifons en badpoten (de bak is zelfdragend, douchepoten zijn dus niet nodig). Deze bakken zijn gemaakt van ijzersterk composiet (composietsteen) waardoor ze nagenoeg krasvrij zijn en breekbaar zijn.

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De SaniSupreme douchebak staat garant voor kwaliteit geeft een bijzondere en natuurlijke afwerking aan uw badkamer. De douchebak is namelijk gemaakt van composietsteen, een natuurlijk materiaal bestaande uit kwarts. Omdat het om een natuurlijk materiaal gaat, is iedere douchebak uniek.

Composietsteen kunt u het beste reinigen met allesreiniger en andere niet-agressieve schoonmaakmiddelen. Let op dat u geen zuurhoudende middelen gebruikt, zoals citroen. Verder is composietsteen erg onderhoudsarm en een hygiënisch materiaal. Viezigheid kan zich namelijk niet ophopen in de poriën van de steen.

De Douchebakken van de serie SaniSupreme is verkrijgbaar in verschillende maten en wordt geleverd exclusief sifons en badpoten (de bak is zelfdragend, douchepoten zijn dus niet nodig).

Kenmerken van de douchebak:

  • Douchebak rechthoekig
  • Materiaal: Composietsteen
  • Afmetingen: 120x80x3 cm
  • Afmeting afvoergat: 9 cm
  • Incl. afvoer: Nee
  • Geschikt voor op-inbouw: op en inbouw
  • meting afvoergat: 9 cm
  • Incl. afvoer: Nee
  • Geschikt voor op-inbouw: op en inbouw

 

Wat zit er in de verpakking:

  • Douchebak SaniSupreme Elite | 120x80x3 cm | Excl.Sifon en Douchepoten | Composietsteen | Rechthoek | Wit
  • Sifon apart bijbestellen: klik hier

 

Eigenschappen:


Kleur: Wit Mat
Levertijd: 1-3 werkdagen
Fabrieksgarantie: 2 jaar
Merk: SaniSupreme Thin
Serie: Thin Elite
Lengte: 140 cm
Breedte: 90 cm
Hoogte: 3 cm
Vorm: Rechthoek
Materiaal: Composiet

 

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