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The PD10-OSRH glass fitting is a high-quality mounting element, mainly used in the construction of glass doors and partitions.
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The PD10-OSLH glass fitting is a high-quality mounting element, mainly used in the construction of glass doors and partitions.
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The PD12-OSRH bottom hinge is a component designed for doors and glass structures. It gives the interior a unique character and a modern look. The product is made of stainless steel.
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The PD12-OSRH bottom hinge is a component designed for doors and glass structures. It gives the interior a unique character and a modern look. The product is made of stainless steel.
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The PD12 glass fitting is a top-quality mounting element, dedicated mainly for use in glass door and partition wall constructions, ensuring not only robustness but also the aesthetic appearance of the entire construction.
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The PD12-OSRH top hinge is a component designed for doors and glass structures. It gives the interior a unique character and a modern look. The product is made of stainless steel.
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The PD12-OSRH top hinge is a component designed for doors and glass structures. It gives the interior a unique character and a modern look. The product is made of stainless steel.
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The PD10 glass fitting is a high-quality mounting element, mainly used in the construction of glass doors and partitions.
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The offset axle plate with pin is a mounting element specifically designed for use with the PD20OSRH hinge. Manufactured from stainless steel, the plate provides exceptional durability and structural stability.
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The offset axle plate with pin is a mounting element specifically designed for use with the PD20OSRH hinge. Manufactured from stainless steel, the plate provides exceptional durability and structural stability.
