SCHLAGE - Schlage F Series Latitude Satin Nickel Dummy Lever Right or Left Handed HOBOKEN FARMS The standard letter size of EJD7013866

Name: SCHLAGE - Schlage F Series Latitude Satin Nickel Dummy Lever Right or Left Handed HOBOKEN FARMS The standard letter size of EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82214857148
Price: 22.01 USD
Availability: InStock
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SCHLAGE Schlage F Series Latitude Satin Nickel Dummy Lever Right or Left Handed HOBOKEN FARMS The standard letter size of EJD7013866 The standard letter size of 8 designed to offer precision and efficiency Schlage F Series Latitude Satin Nickel Dummy is commonly used as a decorative pull for doors that don't require latching The latitude lever offers a crisp perspective on minimalist design with its clean lines and rectangular features and is especially popular in our versatile satin nickel finish

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