MONOLITH ICON Grill mit Feuerplatte Wok-Krone -Grill 38+39+40-

MONOLITH ICON Grill mit Feuerplatte Wok-Krone -Grill 38+39+40-

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MONOLITH ICON Grill mit Feuerplatte Wok-Krone -Grill 38+39+40-Monolith Feuerplatte zu ICON und JUNIOR Die 5 mm starke Feuerplatte aus Stahl, mit einem Durchmesser von 600 mm,wird auf den Monolith Classic aufgelegt. Dank des Ventildeckels kann die Temperatur wie gewohnt geregelt werden. Vor dem ersten Gebrauch einbrennen! Feuerplatte mit 60 cm DurchmesserWok Krone Ohne Wok Musterstck Diesen Artikel finden Sie in unserem Einrichtungshaus Grillhaus, Neunmorgenstrae 4, 66424 Homburg

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Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2012