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Betreten Verboten! Durchbruchgefahr Schild aus Alu-Verbund (UV- und wetterfest)Dieses gelbe Warnschild Betreten Verboten! Durchbruchgefahr dient der Warnung vor Durchbruchgefahr und der Absicherung sensibler Bereiche. Praktische Einsatzmglichkeiten finden sich an Privatgrundstcken, Eingngen, Zufahrten, Parkflchen, Gebuden, Baustellen, Grten, Hfen, Betrieben oder ffentlichen Bereichen. Material und Bauform: 3 mm starke Aluminium Verbundplatte; Form rechteckig, im Querformat; Oberflche gelb; Montage bohrbar, nagelbar oder
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