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Iron links 230 mm

SKU: 3031-144-230

Iron links 230 mm

240 SEK

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Andreas Skatter

Weight 0,065 kg

Links for hanging chandeliers, lanterns etc. After the original model from the 19th century. Hand-forged round, coarse iron wire that is forged at the ends and coiled into loops. Available in two lengths. Can be linked to each other depending on the ceiling height.

6 mm iron wire, hand forged. Untreated. Length 230mm.

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Links for hanging chandeliers, lanterns etc. After the original model from the 19th century. Hand-forged round, coarse iron wire that is forged at the ends and coiled into loops. Available in two lengths. Can be linked to each other depending on the ceiling height.

Andreas Skatter

Weight 0,065 kg

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