TownSteel - TRX-L - Ligature Resistant Cylindrical Lockset - Heavy Duty - Storeroom - SFIC - Fire Rated - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 2.7-13.5mm 2013-2017Lexus GS430

Name: TownSteel - TRX-L - Ligature Resistant Cylindrical Lockset - Heavy Duty - Storeroom - SFIC - Fire Rated - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 2.7-13.5mm 2013-2017Lexus GS430
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 71251525621
Price: 252.62 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3708 (24 reviews)

TownSteel - TRX-L - Ligature Resistant Cylindrical Lockset - Heavy Duty - Storeroom - SFIC - Fire Rated - Stainless Steel - Grade 1 2.7-13.5mm 2013-2017Lexus GS430

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TownSteel TRX L Ligature Resistant Cylindrical Lockset Heavy Duty Storeroom SFIC Fire Rated Stainless Steel Grade 1 2.7 13.5mm 2013 2017Lexus GS430 2013 2017Lexus GS430 Adjusts to 1 3 8″ and 1 3 4″ door thickness Installation Instructions The TRX L is an ANSI Grade 1 sectional cylindrical lock with a ligature resistant lever

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