Hydraulic Door Closer - Back Check Function - Hold to Open - PA Bracket/Regular/Top Jamb - Adjustable Size 1-6 - Satin Nickel - Grade 1 LFIC Replaces PN: 89904-47530

Name: Hydraulic Door Closer - Back Check Function - Hold to Open - PA Bracket/Regular/Top Jamb - Adjustable Size 1-6 - Satin Nickel - Grade 1 LFIC Replaces PN: 89904-47530
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84577576783
Price: 42.45 USD
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Rating: 4.5166 (26 reviews)

Hydraulic Door Closer - Back Check Function - Hold to Open - PA Bracket/Regular/Top Jamb - Adjustable Size 1-6 - Satin Nickel - Grade 1 LFIC Replaces PN: 89904-47530

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Hydraulic Door Closer Back Check Function Hold to Open PA Bracket Regular Top Jamb Adjustable Size 1 6 Satin Nickel Grade 1 LFIC Replaces PN: 89904 47530 Replaces PN: 89904 47530 The CAL double bolt lock can be used as a secondary or primary locking system on glass sliding doors Downloads: Recommended type for Fire Door

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