SIST EN 612:1998/AC:1998
(Amendment)Eaves gutters and rainwater down-pipes of metal sheet - Definitions, classifications and requirements
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- 31-Mar-1998
- 30-Jun-2005
- 91.060.20
- 89/106/EEC
- M/BC/CEN/87/13
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Eaves gutters and rainwater down-pipes of metal sheet - Definitions, classifications and requirements
Hängedachrinnen und Regenfallrohre aus Metallblech - Begriffe, Einteilung und Anforderungen
Gouttieres pendantes et descentes d'eaux pluviales en métal laminé - Définitions, classification et spécifications
Pločevinasti žlebovi in odtočne cevi - Definicije, klasifikacije in zahteve
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2003-01.Slovenski inštitut za standardizacijo. Razmnoževanje celote ali delov tega standarda ni dovoljeno.Hängedachrinnen und Regenfallrohre aus Metallblech - Begriffe, Einteilung und AnforderungenGouttieres pendantes et descentes d'eaux pluviales en métal laminé - Définitions, classification et spécificationsEaves gutters and rainwater down-pipes of me
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