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Mechanical Password Rotary Hasp Locks, Cabinet Locks with Combination, Door Security Latch for Small Barn Doors, Cabinets, Gate, Bathroom, Outdoor, Closet, Fence (3.5-inch two hole white screw installation) garage-door-opener-remote-control If equipped with 2pcs/3pcs trays
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Mechanical Password Rotary Hasp Locks, Cabinet Locks with Combination, Door Security Latch for Small Barn Doors, Cabinets, Gate, Bathroom, Outdoor, Closet, Fence (3.5 inch two hole white screw installation) garage door opener remote control If equipped with 2pcs 3pcs trays If equipped with 2pcs 3pcs trays disconnect and reconnect the battery with a simple button Material:Zinc alloy iron Easy and Fast Installation: The door bolt is suitable for left or right installation
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