Passepartout 59x84 cm - Bildausschnitt 50x70 cm - Teint - Für Bilderrahmen

Passepartout 59x84 cm - Bildausschnitt 50x70 cm - Teint - Für Bilderrahmen

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M251S

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Passepartout 59x84 cm - Bildausschnitt 50x70 cm - Teint - Für BilderrahmenDas Passepartout 59x84cm ist passend fr einen Bilderrahmen mit einer Rahmengre von 59x84cm. Die ffnung (Fotogre) dieses Passepartouts ist fr ein Foto mit den Maen 50x70 cm geeignet. Das Loch, auf dem Bild als Innenausschnitt bezeichnet, fertigen wir jedoch etwas kleiner an (ca. 0,2 mm auf allen Seiten), damit Ihre Einrahmung nicht durch die ffnung des Passepartouts fllt. Dadurch werden an den Rndern Ihres Bildes einige Millimeter verdeckt, da das

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012