vidaXL Outdoor Storage Box Black 100 x 50,5 x 50 cm Steel

vidaXL Outdoor Storage Box Black 100 x 50,5 x 50 cm Steel

Marsoni

M251S

$113.61

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vidaXL Outdoor Storage Box Black 100 x 50,5 x 50 cm SteelThe Industrial Outdoor Storage Box brings together tough functionality with a modern urban style. Built from steel, its not just strong and reliable for organizing your gear, but it looks good in any outdoor spot, whether it's a garden or a terrace. Materials: Made from top quality steel, this box is a solid pick for all your outdoor storage needs. Its built tough to handle whatever nature throws at it, perfect for gardens, terraces, and more. Weather

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012