TownSteel - ED8900LS - Sectional Lever Trim - Passage - LS Regal Lever - Non-Handed - Compatible with Rim, SVR, LBR & 3 Point Push Bars - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 C/K Pickup Illumination: 0

Name: TownSteel - ED8900LS - Sectional Lever Trim - Passage - LS Regal Lever - Non-Handed - Compatible with Rim, SVR, LBR & 3 Point Push Bars - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 C/K Pickup Illumination: 0
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 65323078219
Price: 75.71 USD
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Rating: 4.0801 (6 reviews)

TownSteel - ED8900LS - Sectional Lever Trim - Passage - LS Regal Lever - Non-Handed - Compatible with Rim, SVR, LBR & 3 Point Push Bars - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 C/K Pickup Illumination: 0

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TownSteel ED8900LS Sectional Lever Trim Passage LS Regal Lever Non Handed Compatible with Rim, SVR, LBR & 3 Point Push Bars Satin Chrome Grade 1 C K Pickup Illumination: 0 Illumination: 0 Each Carton of 24 Includes 24 separate boxed Deadbolts ( All Keyed Alike) 626 Satin Chrome The ED8900LS Sectional Lever Trim is designed to be compatible with the 8900 series Rim

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