Hoppe 16mm (5/8'' faceplate) Shootbolt gear with (1)'' top & bottom shoot bolt throw for IN- ACTIVE door Millton 2 Point Lockset 55-100WX Heavy Gauge Steel Lock Case Polished Brass Finish

Name: Hoppe 16mm (5/8'' faceplate) Shootbolt gear with (1)'' top & bottom shoot bolt throw for IN- ACTIVE door Millton 2 Point Lockset 55-100WX Heavy Gauge Steel Lock Case Polished Brass Finish
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 4206309046
Price: 110.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.828 (19 reviews)

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Hoppe 16mm (5/8'' faceplate) Shootbolt gear with (1)'' top & bottom shoot bolt throw for IN- ACTIVE door Millton 2 Point Lockset 55-100WX Heavy Gauge Steel Lock Case Polished Brass Finish

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Hoppe 16mm (5 8'' faceplate) Shootbolt gear with (1)'' top & bottom shoot bolt throw for IN ACTIVE door Millton 2 Point Lockset 55 100WX Heavy Gauge Steel Lock Case Polished Brass Finish Heavy Gauge Steel Lock Case It can be driven in using a rubber mallet All prices include handling No returns

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