You just bought a Mobalpa Kitchen. We thank you for your trust, and we hope that it will bring you comfort and satisfaction.

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2 Dear customers, You just bought a Mobalpa Kitchen. We thank you for your trust, and we hope that it will bring you comfort and satisfaction. In order to help you fit, use and maintain your kitchen at best, you will find helpful information and advice in this fitting guide. The Mobalpa team Table of contents Fitting guide. Vocabulary. Before starting : take some precautions 5. I-shape kitchen 7 4. L-shape kitchen 9 5. Island or peninsular kitchen 6. Wall units 5 7. Niches 7 8. LED spots option (before mounting of wall units and niches) 9 9. Worktops 0 0. Elements on worktop. Peninsular front. Decorative panel 4. Fillers 5 4. Electrical appliances 7 5. Plinths 9 6. The final touch 0 7. Reinforcement items 8. Technical features Glossary 4 ALL OUR UNITS ARE ASSEMBLED IN OUR FACTORIES IN HAUTE SAVOIE, FRANCE WARRANTY years Appliances WARRANTY 5 years Furniture A skilled labour A centenarian know-how A transparent traceability WARRANTY 5 years Hinges & slides FACTORY - ASSEMBLED QUALITY NOT_0000_00_EN

3 FITTING GUIDE. VOCABULARY. THE KITCHEN Housing filler Filler Splashback Integration tall unit Worktop Plinth Dishwasher door Angle base unit Peninsular front Decorative panel Island NOT_0000_00_EN

4 . BASE UNIT. WALL UNITS Back Band Drawer Adjustable suspensions Hinge Service gap Door Shelf Back Top End panel Bottom Service gap Hinge Leg Shel Leg base End panel Bottom Door 4. BASE ANGLE UNIT Angle unit doors Angle unit inset doors Linear angle unit YOUR TOOLBOX (RECOMMANDATIONS) Screw Bracket Alu-scotch Scotch Screwdriver Square Clamps Multigrip pliers Level Cleat Allen key Pencil Meter Long rule Cutter White glue Silicone Scissors Rubber mallet Drill + wood drill bit Flat key or ratchet Stepladder Electrical screwdriver Metal saw Jigsaw Circular saw * Electric planner * Trestles * If needed 6. IN YOUR SPARE PART PARCEL (ACCORDING TO YOUR ORDER FORM) A B C D E F G H I J K L Connection between units M Upper fixing plate N Fixation for base or tall unit O Link between worktops, polyurethane glue P Small leg Q Big leg R Socket S Angle for plinths T Suspension cover U White glue V Shelf cleat W Plinth grid Stainless steel profile LED spot Wall unit stiffener LED transformer Link for units without door Glass shelf cleat Plinth clip Clips for housing fillers Specific instructions Metal leg to be screwed Reinforcing brackets NOT_0000_00_EN 4

5 . BEFORE STARTING : TAKE SOME PRECAUTIONS. UNINSTALL YOUR OLD KITCHEN Create spare kitchen Create storage space Prepare and protect the visible surfaces of your room. PEACE OF MIND Check the positioning of electrical outlets and plumbing with your layout Painting * OK Wall paper* Faience OK electrician + plumber + approved gas intervener = peace of mind Check with your floor plan Tiles Parquets * To be done before or after fitting OK + Fitting recommendations for electrical appliances. CHECK THE LEVEL OF THE FLOOR AND THE BRACKETNESS OF THE WALLS, THEN CHOOSE THE MOST SUITABLE WALL FIXINGS + Screws / dowels * Not Supplied Walls : Wallboards, bricks, wood, metallic parts The choice of fixing is under the fitter's responsibility, the fixing system is not provided! The cabinet is designed to support a load of up to 5 kg, please keep in mind when choosing the fixings! 4. UNPACK THE BOXES, REMOVE DRAWERS, FRONTS AND TECHNICAL PARTS AND ASSEMBLE THE LEGS Do not remove the film on the fronts, it is a protection against possible impacts during installation Why remove the fronts? During fitting, you must have access to the interior of the unit : Removal of doors Removal of drawers Fitting of legs Unclip Place the units on the back Remove the plastic protection (tall units only) Insert leg into the base or: Screw the metal base (corner base units with inset doors lift dishwashers only) V NOT_0000_00_EN 5

6 5. FITTING TROUBLE Easy fitting Moderate difficult fitting Difficult fitting Number of persons necessary x 6. BE REASPONSIBLE Protect yourself Protect the environment = + + Our products benefit from the NF Environment label, the only French ecolabel in furniture. If you are to dump your old furniture, take time to dismantle the metal parts and plastic parts for their sorting through appropriate channels. Remember to sort your old furniture, cartons and other packaging. 7. SECURITY AND SAFETY ADVICES DURING THE FITTING - Do not hesitate to ask for help or advice if you are unsure. - Beware of the cutting edge of the cardboard and paper! - Never climb on boxes or furniture, use a stepladder! 4- Use the correct wall fixings. 5- Make rounded cutouts of the worktop (see page "Installation of the worktop"), or it may crack. 6- When cutting the laminate worktop, be careful not to cut yourself on the shards. 7- Do not put spot on top of a door, to avoid the risk of fire. 8- Be careful to the glass shelves on the non-slip tab to avoid cutting yourself with broken glass. Be careful with the screws! Before screwing, choose the right length screws. + = Do not screw through the panels! NOT_0000_00_EN 6

7 . I-SHAPE KITCHEN. WHERE TO START? = = wall Start with the tall units, if any. Or an end in accordance with the layout of your kitchen. walls Start in the angle. = walls Start in the corner (right or left) by distributing fillers to right and left.. FITTING OF BASE AND TALL UNITS x Check with your floor plan. PLACE THE ST ELEMENT Leave the space provided by the designer between the element and the wall (see map). A filler will fill in the gap.. FASTEN THIS UNIT TO THE WALL C Fasten out of or base units. This will avoid tipping. + screws not supplied* * Choice of fixings under the fitter's responsibility NOT_0000_00_EN 7

8 . PLACING THE ND AND FOLLOWING UNITS Place / Level Link the units Make same actions for every new piece of furniture. See pre-drilled holes position «Technical specifications to be considered» A Q + or Screws supplied If unit without door screws supplied 4 4. IF PIPES OR WIRES, CUT THE SIDE 5. PLACE A SPACE FOR THE DISHWASHER Cut the adhesive beads located in the lower back Remove the back Cut a template of the width of the dishwasher, then place it in the dedicated area. This allows optimal positioning! Space reserved for your Dishwasher (45 or 60 cm) Service gap Align the carcasses NOT_0000_00_EN 8

9 4. L-SHAPE KITCHEN. WHERE TO START? wall walls Start in the angle walls. FITTING OF ANGLE BASE UNIT 90X90 x Check with your floor plan. LEVEL THE UNIT BY ADJUSTING THE LEGS. DRAW THE LEVEL OF YOUR WORKTOP ON THE WALL. REMOVE THE UNIT AND PLACE THE CLEATS (WORKTOP SUPPORTS) 4. RE-INSTALL YOU ANGLE BASE UNIT + screws not supplied* Cleats not supplied * Choice of fixings under the fitter's responsibility NOT_0000_00_EN 9

10 5. PLACE THE FOLLOWING UNIT 6. LEVEL IT BY ADJUSTING THE LEGS 7. FASTEN IT TO THE ANGLE BASE UNIT AND TO THE WALL See pre-drilling positions «Technical specifications to consider» A Q + or screws supplied If unit without door, screws supplied + screws not supplied* * Choice of fixings under the fitter's responsibility NOT_0000_00_EN 0

11 . FITTING OF A LINEAR ANGLE BASE UNIT x Check with your floor plan. PLACE THE FIRST ANGLE BASE UNIT. DRAW THE LEVEL OF YOUR WORKTOP ON THE WALL Leave 5cm between the unit and the wall. REMOVE THE UNIT AND PLACE THE CLEATS (WORKTOP SUPPORT) 4. REPLACE YOUR ANGLE BASE UNIT LEAVING A SPACE OF 5 CM BETWEEN THE CABINET AND THE WALL + 5 cm screws not supplied* Cleats not supplied * Choice of fixings under the fitter's responsibility NOT_0000_00_EN

12 5. FASTEN IT TO THE WALL (LEAVE THE SPACE OF 5 CM) 6. PLACE THE ND UNIT AND THE FILLER BETWEEN THEM + screws not supplied* * Choice of fixings under the fitter s responsibility 7. ATTACH THE UNITS TOGETHER WITH THE FILLER 8. FASTEN THE D UNIT TO THE WALL 65 cm First element Second element + screws not supplied screws not supplied Filler seen from above screws not supplied* * Choice of fixings under the fitter s responsibility For the linear angle wall units, use the same procedure. NOT_0000_00_EN

13 5. ISLAND OR PENINSULAR KITCHEN. WHERE TO START? Island Peninsular = = Plan the location of the island before fastening it. Align it according to the layout. Start against the wall.. FITTING OF AN ISLAND x Check with your floor plan. PLACE THE FIRST UNIT OF THE ISLAND AND LEVEL IT If you have a heating floor, DO NOT screw your units in the floor.. PLACE, THE SECOND, THIRD, ETC UNITS AND CHECK THE LEVELLING OF THEM ALL NOT_0000_00_EN

14 . FASTENING OF ELEMENTS TOGETHER Option : side by side See pre-drilled holes positions in "Technical Specifications to be considered" A Q + o Screws supplied If unit without door, screws are supplied Option : back to back + Screws not supplied NOT_0000_00_EN 4

15 6. WALL UNITS x. PREPARE FITTING OF WALL UNITS Option : Lay-out without tall units Option : Lay-out with tall units Check with your floor plan Measure and draw the necessary space for each of your wall units. Dimensions are detailed on your kitchen drawing. Fasten your wall units before placing the worktop.. PLACE HANGING BRACKETS FOR THE WALL UNITS 8,8 cm B 5,8 cm + screws not supplied*,8 cm 5,8 cm 0,6 cm * Choice of fasteners under the fitter's responsibility = = In the case of a wall unit in width 80 cm, place a third hanging bracket on the wall, equidistant from the other two. NOT_0000_00_EN 5

16 . PLACING A WALL UNIT 4. PLACE THE SECOND, THIRD, ETC WALL UNITS If you must install a spot, see "spot" option prior to installation of wall unit BEFORE FITTING THE WALL UNITS Remove the hooks of the two suspensions: the fastening to the wall will be easier. Level and tighten these suspensions : Furniture in width 80 cm: screw the stiffening on the back of the unit using pre-drilled holes O 5. FASTEN THE UNITS TO EACH OTHER 4 Adjust against the wall 5 See pre-drilled holes positions in "Technical Specifications to be considered" A Q + or Screws supplied If unit without a door, screws supplied NOT_0000_00_EN 6

17 7. NICHES x Check with your floor plan. PLACE THE HANGING BRACKETS ON THE WALL Niche placed vertically: 8,7 cm Niche placed horizontally: 7, cm 8,7 cm 6, cm = = + = = Screws not supplied* * Choice of fixations under the responsibility of the fitter Particular cases : width 0cm : place a third bracket in the middle 7, cm 8,7 cm = =. PLACE THE HANGING BRACKETS ON THE BACK OF THE NICHE IN THE PRE-DRILLED HOLES. PARTICULAR CASES: NICHES IN DEPTH 5,4 CM Screws Particular cases: width 0cm: place a third bracket in the middle (no pre-drilling for this one) = = It is essential to put a bead of silicone on the bottom edge before hanging on the wall If you must install a spot, do it now (see "Spot Option"), then return to the next step 4: NOT_0000_00_EN 7

18 5. INSTALLING THE NICHE ON THE WALL Hang the niche on the wall Tap lightly with a mallet or by hand on the ceiling of the niche near the wall Attention: H = 8 mm and D = 60 or 440 mm: do not place the niche alone on the wall 60 / 440 mm 8 mm Link the niche to a neighbour furniture: Screws not provided: length 0 mm MAX NOT_0000_00_EN 8

19 8. LED SPOTS OPTION (BEFORE MOUNTING OF WALL UNITS AND NICHES) X The spots must be controlled by a switch The transformer must be accessible after fitting the unit. PLACED ON THE FLOOR, RETURN YOUR UNIT, CONNECT THE SPOT, INSERT THE WIRE AND THEN THE SPOT Connect the spot and wrap the wire once around the spot. This will avoid dismantling the unit in case of change of the spot. 4. FASTEN THE WALL UNIT AND CONNECT IT TO THE TRANSFORMER N P 0 V If you want an IP44 electrical installation, screw the external casing on the connector. Otherwise, your installation is IP0. Transformer + electrician See "fitting wall units» Particular case : niche placed separately on the wall If the transformer is to be hidden, put it behind the back of the niche before fixing it to the wall. This avoids leaving the transformer visible on the ceiling. You can throw away the external casing. Without the external casing, the assembly is no longer IP44 but IP0. NOT_0000_00_EN 9

20 9. WORKTOPS X. PLACING YOUR WORKTOP Check the direction: edge towards the outside. LOCATE AND DRAW THE POSITION OF UNITS The sinks must always be placed on a single worktop. Realise your cuts according to the furniture. + + Draining board Reminder : Fasten your wall units before fastening the worktop. See "technical specifications to consider" if tabletting, according to the walls. CUT THE WORKTOP Cut with rounded corners is mandatory. Use a hole saw or a wick of minimum Ø 0mm. Rules to be followed between cutouts: - 7 cm mini between the cutout and the front edge - 4 cm mini between cutouts 4 cm mini 7 cm mini.... and / or Sink: Check if you need to cut the space of only the sink or sink + drainer (see instructions of the sink). NOT_0000_00_EN 0

21 4. LINKING WORKTOPS Coat one of the sides and spread glue on the top of the edge. Then move your finger to apply glue to the top of the worktop. Align the worktops at the same heigth and take away the additional glue. polyurethane glue Place the worktop assembler and tighten firmly SEAL AND POSITION YOUR WORKTOP 6. FIXING THE WORKTOP Take care of the wall seal to prevent water infiltration. Use only anti fungicidal silicone (no glue or other silicone ineffective against moisture). 4 Bead joint Technique: Apply anti fungicidal silicone on your wall or on the edge of the worktop (). And press against the wall () (). Remove excess with a squeegee and soapy water. Then make a bead seal along the walls (4). NOT_0000_00_EN

22 0. ELEMENTS ON WORKTOP x. SEAL THE CUTOUTS OF THE WORKTOP or In the flushfittings and cut-outs for hobs and sinks: Protect the edge of the cutout with aluminum adhesive, silicone joint or neoprene glue.. PLACE THE SINK Our advice : To ensure sealing and maintenance, sinks must be based on a silicone layer. It is necessary to install the supplied brackets in addition to the silicone seal. - Excessive tightening can put the sink under pressure and create unnecessary tensions. - Do not screw the cups too tight to avoid them breaking. - When opening of the emptying bag, ensure that no part escapes. - Check after a few years the state of your joints to redo if necessary.. PLACING THE HOB See the supplier's instructions + electrician 4. PLACE THE TAP ON THE SINK See the supplier's instructions + plumber - Purge the system (completely empty pipes of impurities) before connecting the tap. - The tightening of the supply hoses in the body of the tap must be done without tools. NOT_0000_00_EN

23 . PENINSULAR FRONT x Check with your floor plan Reminder: a peninsular front is the trim of the units back Remove the back Place the peninsular front cm, cm Cut 0 cm of the upper back in order to replace it easily from inside the unit once the worktop has been placed cm, cm Front of the unit 4 Replace the back of the unit NOT_0000_00_EN

24 . DECORATIVE PANEL x Check with your floor plan. AS A SPLASBACK. ON AN END PANEL Once installed the backsplash, make a silicone seal. We recommend that you install a sealing profile (Ref PROFALV or PROMIRC. Drop the silicone in the groove of the profile that receives the deco panel, in addition to the joint between the profile and the worktop). screws not supplied. ON A BACK The fitting is identical to the fitting of doors on a peninsular worktop: See «Fitting of peninsular units» Front of the unit Brackets not supplied NOT_0000_00_EN 4

25 . FILLERS x. CUT THE FILLER INTO THE CORRECT WIDTH X Our advice: Finishes are essential to the success of a fitting. At this stage, all errors will be visible and depreciatory. Also, take your time and calmly prepare the following operations. X or. PLACE THE FILLER Option : front filler Option : carcass filler The front filler is made of assembled parts. The front of the filler must be aligned with the front of the door. Place the carcass filler mm withdrawn from the front of the carcass. NOT_0000_00_EN 5

26 . PLACE THE FILLER See "technical specifications to consider" if tabletting, according to the walls Pre-drilling Ø 4 mini NOT_0000_00_EN 6

27 4. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES x. DISHWASHERS. INTEGRATED FRIDGE Front of the unit Dishwasher emplacement Refer to supplier instructions + plumber + electrician You MUST protect the underside of the worktop above the dishwasher with aluminum tape. We do not cover the aftersales for swelling problems related to moisture on worktops, caused by non-compliance with this obligation. Refer to supplier instructions + electrician. BUILT-IN HOOD 4. DECORATIVE HOOD + electrician + electrician Refer to supplier instructions Refer to supplier instructions Warning: choice of fixation in the fitter's responsibility SECURITY INFO Place the bottom of the hood 65 cm above an electric, ceramic or induction hob, and 70 cm above a gas or mixed hob. This engages your responsibility. NOT_0000_00_EN 7

28 6. BUILT-IN OVENS AND MICROWAVE OVENS 7. INSTALL THE HOUSING FILLER WITH ITS STAINLESS STEEL PROFILE TO FILL THE SPACE BETWEEN THE OVEN AND THE UPPER PART X X - 5 mm Screw the finishing profile in stainless steel 4 cm Y T 5 M Choose the Y length, but it must be the same at steps 4 and 5. 6 mm +electrician Refer to supplier instructions,cm T Y Leave a mm clearance. NOT_0000_00_EN 8

29 5. PLINTHS x. MEASURE THE PLINTHS Wall plinths X X = plinth return (wall leg) Y Y = plinth (wall leg). CUT THE PLINTHS Special cutting for plinths: W Shape of the profile: Z Shape of the profile: Take measures according to the shape of the assembly profile For wall plinths: Cut according to the wall plinth For dishwasher: X For refrigerator ventilation grid: L W = X 5 mm Z = Y + mm W = X,5 mm Z = Y -,5 mm Depending on your model, a cutting may be necessary if your door comes into contact with the plinth 7 mm 56 mm. FIXING THE PLINTHS S 4 For the plinth returns, break the tip of the plinth clips NOT_0000_00_EN 9

30 6. THE FINAL TOUCH x If the width of the unit is 80 cm, put the reinforcing brackets as explained in "reinforcing accessories" before adjusting.. DRAWER ASSEMBLY. DRAWER ADJUSTMENT (IN THE DIMENSIONS) Y Angle adjustment Z Height adjustment X Z Y X Handle the pins under the drawer Lateral adjustment Remove the protective plastic film off the front. FRONT ASSEMBLY 4. FRONT ADJUSTMENT (IN THE DIMENSIONS) Z Height Adjustment Damper On/Off X Y Z Y Angle adjustment X Lateral adjustment Remove the protective plastic film off the front 5. SHELF ASSEMBLY 6. HANDLE ASSEMBLY R Glass shelf K Melamine shelf If the width of the unit is 80 cm, place the reinforcing bar as described in "reinforcement accessories." NOT_0000_00_EN 0

31 8. FIXED DRAWER FRONT ADJUSTMENT Remove the locking screw Loosen the clips of the fixed front, move it left or right and tighten the clips Move the fixed front up or down manually (using notches) 4 Replace the locking screw: the front is locked NOT_0000_00_EN

32 7. REINFORCEMENT ITEMS. REINFORCING BRACKETS FOR DRAWERS (WIDTH 80 CM) = = W. REINFORCING BRACKETS FOR INTERNAL DRAWERS (WIDTH 80 CM) W = = (View from below). REAR STIFFENER FOR WALL UNIT (WIDTH 80 CM) O Screw the rear stiffener in the back of the unit thanks to the pre-drilled holes. Hang the unit on the wall. Tighten the screws from above so that it comes into contact with the central wall mounting (see "high Furniture assembly"). 4. ALUMINIUM REINFORCING BAR FOR WALL UNITS IN WIDTH 80 CM Place the shelf before placing the reinforcing bar. Attach it to the bottom and the ceiling thanks to the pre-drilled holes and adjust the angle(s) under the shelf. O NOT_0000_00_EN

33 8. TECHNICAL FEATURES. POSITION OF PRE-DRILLING TO CONNECT UNITS Unit with door Unit without door Use a drill of minimum Ø 5 to continue pre-drilling. These predrilled holes may be concealed by a drawer or another element. Do not hesitate to drill somewhere else while checking that nothing blocks. There are never pre-drillings on the tall units.. FITTING Action consisting in planing a side because of a wall deformation. Fitting of a worktop (example) Fitting of an end panel (example). SUPPLEMENTARY HANGING BRACKETS FOR WALL UNITS (LIFT, LIFT-UP, BIFOLD LIFT-UP) + Bracket not supplied + Screws not supplied* Upper side of the unit Screws not supplied*,8 cm NOT_0000_00_EN

34 GLOSSARY. GENERALITIES Fitted kitchen The components (carcasses, fronts) are factory assembled. The carcass comes with all accessories (fronts, drawers, hinges). It is a guarantee of solidity in time and provides time savings for the kitchen assembly.. ELEMENTS OF THE KITCHEN Tall unit for integration Tall unit for integration of fridges. The fridge is entirely hidden behind a door. Tall unit for housing Tall unit for housing of appliances. The front of the appliance is visible. Oven or housing fillers Filler used to fill a remaining empty space when installing appliances in furniture (base, wall and tall units). BZ / Metal reinforcing bar Reinforcing metal bar replacing the front band of a base unit carcass in case of a hob over this unit. Hinge Articulated mechanical part for opening, removal and adjustment of doors. A hinge is usually a two parts snap-on, one of which remains on the door and the other on the carcass, thus enabling fast assembly and disassembly of the doors. The setting is three-dimensional (-way) that allows easy adjustment and perfect alignment of the fronts. Carcass A term for the open cube formed by the side panels, top, base and bottom. This is the bare carcass of the unit, stripped of its fittings, doors and drawers. Splashback Vertical wall space between the worktop and the underside of wall units. This space can be covered or equipped to ensure tightness, cleanliness and alignment with the kitchen. Base Slot for the leg, placed under the carcass. Filler Element used to fill a space and give ease to the opening of the cabinet door placed against a wall or in a corner between two units. It also compensates a potential bad wall squaring. End panel All visible side parts of the kitchen unit, sides of the carcass. Plinth The plinth is intended to cover the space under the unit, hiding the legs. It is fitted in retreat from the front in order not to hinder the passing of the users feet. Door for integrated dishwasher Front matching the kitchen and fixed on the door of the dishwasher. The control panel is apparent if on the front and not apparent if on the edge of the appliance door. Service gap Empty space for the passage of pipes and power supplies in the back of the furniture (wall, base and tall units). NOT_0000_00_EN 4

35 . SPECIAL FEATURES WALL UNITS Adjustable suspension case Very resistant, it allows easy installation and adjustment of furniture. The suspension case enables perfect alignment of your units. Reinforcing aluminium bar Reinforcing aluminium panel for wall units : it avoids bending of the units. Lift Opening system of a door in parallel to the cabinet. Lift oblique Oblique opening system of the door Bi-fold lift up Opening system where the door folds in parts towards the top of the cabinet. Lift-up Opening system where the door is raised. Mecanism for lift-up door Securing system in a lift system, shown here in a closed position. 4. DRAWER Air stop damper Integrated air piston system in the runner slowing the spool stroke at closing. Runner Metal accessory, articulated into several parts to guide the pull-out of the drawers. Internal drawer Drawer, integrated inside the unit. NOT_0000_00_EN 5

36 5. WORKTOPS Worktop assembler Metal part provided with a threaded pin for joining and tightening worktops together. Edges The edge of a front or a worktop defines its thickness. It is often a front part and longer than wider. By extension this term also defines the tape protection and decoration which can be added on the unit. Snack worktop Particular use of a worktop in lower depth and placed above the main worktop. The worktop is used as a bar with high stools for a quick snack, breakfast or an aperitif in the kitchen. 6. OTHER TERMS Interaxial Distance between the axes of two holes. End panel Panel or structure that can replace furniture to support a worktop in order to create space for an electric freestanding unit placed at the end in linear layout. Decorative panel Panel available in different colours and shapes to dress a splashback, the top, back or bottom of a furniture. Connecting plate Plate to connect two fronts on the tall unit for fridge integration, or a front face and a drawer for the base units. Plinth assembly profiles Connecting piece for linear or angle plinths. Push buttons Allow opening of the doors with a simple push (no handles). Swivel Cylindrical wooden piece for assembling of furniture. NOT_0000_00_EN 6

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