TELL - CL102912 - LC2400 Series Heavy Duty Cylindrical Leverset - Matte Black - 2-3/4" Backset - Cortland Lever - Grade 2 - Optional Function Without Cylinder Supports multiple Operating Systems

Name: TELL - CL102912 - LC2400 Series Heavy Duty Cylindrical Leverset - Matte Black - 2-3/4" Backset - Cortland Lever - Grade 2 - Optional Function Without Cylinder Supports multiple Operating Systems
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SKU: 54462376904
Price: 69.02 USD
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TELL CL102912 LC2400 Series Heavy Duty Cylindrical Leverset Matte Black 2 3 4" Backset Cortland Lever Grade 2 Optional Function Without Cylinder Supports multiple Operating Systems Supports multiple Operating Systems M3N 40821302 Optional F Strike (full lip) Rose 3 1 2" diameter The TELL 2400 Series Cortland Lever is a grade 2 cylindrical

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