Caution Master Builder at Work Architectural for Construction Career Public Place Tin Sign Metal Wall Art Decorations Iron Painting for Home Decor Room Door Accessories Poster Housewarming 8x12 Inch
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Caution Master Builder at Work Architectural for Construction Career Public Place Tin Sign Metal Wall Art Decorations Iron Painting for Home Decor Room Door Accessories Poster Housewarming 8x12 Inch
- Size:8x12 Inches tin signs.Tin sign is waterproofing and anti-glare ,eye-catching colors that won't fade over time.
- Material: Made of high-quality aluminum material tin signs. Equipped with 4 pre-drilled holes. Installation is easy fast and simple to hang signs.
- Easy to mount: Comes with four screw holes and it can be mounted with double-sided foam tape, command strips or nails.
- Applicable Scenes: Wonderful metal sign is a perfect decorative wall sign for your home, backyard bar, billiard house, garage, coffee shop, office, dining room, bedroom, garden, outdoor.
- Idea Gift Idea: Looking for a distinctive gift? Our metal sign is a delightful choice. Its combination of fun, art, and vintage charm makes it a memorable and unexpected present for friends and loved ones on most occasions, such as birthdays, Christmas, Thanksgiving, housewarming etc.
Technical Specifications
Country
USA
Brand
generic
Manufacturer
generic
PartNumber
TS-1757
Color
as pic12
Height
0.1
Length
12
Width
8
Size
8*12 inch
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