Name: Adhesive waterproof shelf liners
SKU: 3637
Price: 1050 KES
Availability: InStock

Adhesive waterproof shelf liners

Material: aluminium foil.
Pattern style or type: orange peel, rectangular and cathedral.
Waterproof, no fading, no curling.
Anti-ageing and insect-proof
Non-polluting, long service life and healthy for home use.
Dimensions; 40 cm by 500 cm

Adhesive waterproof shelf liners
DURABLE AND BEAUTIFUL

Eco-friendly, anti-friction, waterproof, oil resistant, protect your furniture from corrosion and moisture. Easy to clean. Cover stains. Decorate and renovate old metal furniture and make your.

EASY TO INSTALL

Self-adhesive, just need to peel and stick Behind the background image there are grid lines with which you can scissors precisely. Removable, no sticky residue

Application

Suitable for kitchen backgrounds, cabinets, fridges, microwaves, cupboards and other smooth surfaces.

Good Service

We strive to provide you with the highest quality product and the best customer experience. If you are not completely satisfied, please feel free to contact us at any time. All emails will be

colour	Orange, Grey

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