Schlage CO-Series Commercial Electronic Mortise Exit Trim with Keypad and Rhodes Lever Finish:Satin Chrome Model: 999232 Polished Brass Finish

Name: Schlage CO-Series Commercial Electronic Mortise Exit Trim with Keypad and Rhodes Lever Finish:Satin Chrome Model: 999232 Polished Brass Finish
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 8168531691
Price: 458.41 USD
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Schlage CO-Series Commercial Electronic Mortise Exit Trim with Keypad and Rhodes Lever Finish:Satin Chrome Model: 999232 Polished Brass Finish

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Schlage CO Series Commercial Electronic Mortise Exit Trim with Keypad and Rhodes Lever Finish:Satin Chrome Model: 999232 Polished Brass Finish Model: 999232 constructed of a 3" defense barrier of outer and inner steel plates creating a single structure encasing a unique (Maximum of 500 Users manually programmable lock

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