Adams Rite P8800 Rim Exit Latch Dual 36in Bright Brass Schlage L-Series Commercial Grade 1 Double Cylinder Keyed Entry Mortise Lock Deadbolt Ideally suited for Single exterior Cal-Royal-CSL/CRL/CAG-6

Name: Adams Rite P8800 Rim Exit Latch Dual 36in Bright Brass Schlage L-Series Commercial Grade 1 Double Cylinder Keyed Entry Mortise Lock Deadbolt Ideally suited for Single exterior Cal-Royal-CSL/CRL/CAG-6
Brand: ayurvedindia.net
SKU: 80216084933
Price: 299.10 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.099 (14 reviews)

SKU 80216084933 ★ 4.1

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Adams Rite P8800 Rim Exit Latch Dual 36in Bright Brass Schlage L Series Commercial Grade 1 Double Cylinder Keyed Entry Mortise Lock Deadbolt Ideally suited for Single exterior Cal Royal CSL CRL CAG 6 Ideally suited for Single exterior doors Height: 6 3 16 inch Standard cylinder dogging with 3 16” hex key Standard strike assembly suitable for centering doors in 4" jamb

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