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Marsoni
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Sonitus Visilio 1200 x 579 x 41mm Continuous Halifax Oak 25MM PETA modern and trendy design, combined with high performance acoustic absorption material on the back and veneered CPL laminate on MDF at the front. The standard size of 1 Panel is 1200x600x41mm which includes 25mm Premium grade PET absorption plates. The size of the panel and the thickness of the PET PREMIUM absorption plate can be modifed on order. Dimension Tolerance : + 3mm Colour: Halifax Oak Package: 2 pcs pack Continuous Panels use unfinished
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