Deltana - Comm - Passage Standard Grade 2 - Curved Lever - Latch: UL Listed w/ 1/2 - Optional Finish PDK Wide Battery Coverage: 100~2000CCA regular

Name: Deltana - Comm - Passage Standard Grade 2 - Curved Lever - Latch: UL Listed w/ 1/2 - Optional Finish PDK Wide Battery Coverage: 100~2000CCA regular
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 64540283882
Price: 102.68 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.5994 (19 reviews)

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Deltana Comm Passage Standard Grade 2 Curved Lever Latch: UL Listed w 1 2 Optional Finish PDK Wide Battery Coverage: 100~2000CCA regular Wide Battery Coverage: 100~2000CCA regular flooded 2 1 8" Edge Bore 1" Door Thickness Deltana has a proven record for exceptional service and quality and is the architectural hardware manufacturer with the largest inventory selection of architectural and door hardware in America With an array of fine finishes

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