| Dimensions | 45 × 46 cm |
|---|---|
| Colors | 3051 (cat1), 3051 (cat2), 3051 (cat3), 3051 (cat4), 3051 (cat5), 3051_10A, 3051_10B, 3051_111B, 3051_11A, 3051_12A, 3051_12B, 3051_13A, 3051_13B, 3051_14A, 3051_14B, 3051_15A, 3051_15B, 3051_16A, 3051_16B, 3051_17A, 3051_17B, 3051_18A, 3051_18B, 3051_19A, 3051_19B, 3051_1A, 3051_1B, 3051_20A, 3051_20B, 3051_21A, 3051_21B, 3051_22A, 3051_22B, 3051_23A, 3051_23B, 3051_24A, 3051_24B, 3051_25A, 3051_25B, 3051_26A, 3051_26B, 3051_27A, 3051_27B, 3051_28A, 3051_28B, 3051_29A, 3051_29B, 3051_2A, 3051_2B, 3051_30A, 3051_30B, 3051_31A, 3051_31B, 3051_32A, 3051_32B, 3051_33A, 3051_33b, 3051_34A, 3051_34B, 3051_35A, 3051_35B, 3051_36A, 3051_36B, 3051_37A, 3051_37B, 3051_38A, 3051_38B, 3051_39A, 3051_39B, 3051_3A, 3051_3B, 3051_40A, 3051_40B, 3051_41A, 3051_41B, 3051_42A, 3051_42B, 3051_43A, 3051_43B, 3051_44A, 3051_44B, 3051_45A, 3051_45B, 3051_46A, 3051_46B, 3051_47A, 3051_47B, 3051_48A, 3051_48B, 3051_49A, 3051_49B, 3051_4A, 3051_4B, 3051_50A, 3051_50B, 3051_51A, 3051_51B, 3051_52A, 3051_53A, 3051_53B, 3051_5A, 3051_5B, 3051_6A, 3051_6B, 3051_7A, 3051_7B, 3051_8A, 3051_8B, 3051_9A, 3051_9B |
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