Adams Rite 4900-26-101-313 Heavy Duty Deadlatch ENTRANCE HANDLESETS - TUSCANY BRONZE TUBULAR Height: 7/16 inch Polished Brass Finish

Name: Adams Rite 4900-26-101-313 Heavy Duty Deadlatch ENTRANCE HANDLESETS - TUSCANY BRONZE TUBULAR Height: 7/16 inch Polished Brass Finish
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 60050877214
Price: 80.40 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6768 (26 reviews)

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Adams Rite 4900-26-101-313 Heavy Duty Deadlatch ENTRANCE HANDLESETS - TUSCANY BRONZE TUBULAR Height: 7/16 inch Polished Brass Finish

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Adams Rite 4900 26 101 313 Heavy Duty Deadlatch ENTRANCE HANDLESETS TUSCANY BRONZE TUBULAR Height: 7 16 inch Polished Brass Finish Height: 7 16 inch This WFS149D is designed for easy installation between 16" wall studs with pre drilled anchor holes and a built in flange that eliminates unnecessary replastering The Adams Rite 4900 26 101 313 Heavy Duty Deadlatch Model: 4900 26 101 313

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