Hoppe HLS2000 Lower Assembly - 2-3/8" Backset, 26.30" Tongue Automatic Tongue 16 mm Faceplate The NDE design packages the Polished Brass Finish

Name: Hoppe HLS2000 Lower Assembly - 2-3/8" Backset, 26.30" Tongue Automatic Tongue 16 mm Faceplate The NDE design packages the Polished Brass Finish
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 49066473587
Price: 161.51 USD
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Hoppe HLS2000 Lower Assembly 2 3 8" Backset, 26.30" Tongue Automatic Tongue 16 mm Faceplate The NDE design packages the Polished Brass Finish The NDE design packages the cylindrical lock This safe truly is the best burglar and fire protection money can buy Mishandling Device: Allows bolts to extend only when the door is closed preventing damage to the frame • Combines the benefits of multipoint locking

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