EMTEK - 4715 - Urban Modern Sectional Tubular Entry Set - Schlage "C" Keyway - 2 3/8" Backset - Optional Handing - Geneva Lever - Flat Black Handing:Right Handed 0mm Dimensions: Shank diameter: 6

Name: EMTEK - 4715 - Urban Modern Sectional Tubular Entry Set - Schlage "C" Keyway - 2 3/8" Backset - Optional Handing - Geneva Lever - Flat Black Handing:Right Handed 0mm Dimensions: Shank diameter: 6
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 3687868535
Price: 141.57 USD
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EMTEK 4715 Urban Modern Sectional Tubular Entry Set Schlage "C" Keyway 2 3 8" Backset Optional Handing Geneva Lever Flat Black Handing:Right Handed 0mm Dimensions: Shank diameter: 6 0mm Dimensions: Shank diameter: 6 This updated version stand alone EMTEK Urban Modern Sectional Tubular Entry Set 2 3 8" Backset

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