Description
Bureau modulaire de 18 m², état comme neuf. Design contemporain avec bardage bois et tôle noire, isolation renforcée 100 mm, grande baie vitrée, installation électrique incluse. Idéal comme espace de travail ou pièce de vie indépendante.
Caractéristiques techniques
Dimensions extérieures : 6 m x 3 m x 2,90 m (L x l x H)
Surface intérieure : 18 m²
Hauteur intérieure utile : env. 2,75 m
Structure :
• Cadre acier renforcé (profils 100×50 mm & 60×60 mm)
• Poignées intégrées pour levage et installation
• Conception solide, transportable, durable
Disponible immédiatement
Livraison gratuite
Paiement sécurisé
Délai de livraison 7 à 10 jours ouvrés
Bureau Modulaire 18 M² Neuf
Ce bureau modulaire de 18 m² neuf . Il bénéficie d’un état impeccable, aussi bien sur le plan visuel que technique. Sa conception contemporaine, sa structure robuste et ses finitions modernes en font une solution élégante et durable, prête à l’usage.
Un espace polyvalent, pensé pour le confort
Ce module a été conçu pour s’intégrer facilement dans tout type d’environnement, avec une esthétique moderne et épurée. Il convient parfaitement pour :
Bureau indépendant
Studio ou chambre d’appoint
Atelier, showroom, espace d’accueil client
Utilisation possible toute l’année grâce à son isolation performante
Isolation & construction
Isolation 4 saisons : panneaux sandwich polyuréthane 100 mm (murs, plancher, toit)
Performance thermique : U = 0,022 W/m²K
Toit plat en acier isolé
Murs intérieurs en tôle blanche (épaisseur 0,5 mm)
Sol : moquette avec plinthes PVC – confort et propreté
Menuiseries & design extérieur
Conception contemporaine aux lignes épurées et au contraste bois/noir
1 vitrine fixe aluminium noir (1200 x 2100 mm)
1 porte vitrée intégrale aluminium noir (1000 x 2100 mm)
Double vitrage – châssis RAL 9005 (noir mat)
Façade extérieure moderne : bardage bois vertical + tôle noire à joint debout
Le prix initial était : 3,900.00€.3,500.00€Le prix actuel est : 3,500.00€.
Référence : CTFM71826
Commentaires des clients
Online Sports Nutrition and Natural Dietetics.
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You made all the required mock ups for commissioned layout, got all the approvals, built a tested code base or had them built, you decided on a content management system, got a license for it or adapted:
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