Marks USA -145KL - Commercial Deadlatch - Sgl Cylinder - Interior Lever Handle - 2 3/4" Backset - 10B - Oil Rubbed Bronze - Grade 1 Auto Picks & Decoders Chrysler Dodge Jeep Emergency Key

Name: Marks USA -145KL - Commercial Deadlatch - Sgl Cylinder - Interior Lever Handle - 2 3/4" Backset - 10B - Oil Rubbed Bronze - Grade 1 Auto Picks & Decoders Chrysler Dodge Jeep Emergency Key
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 84632576773
Price: 119.34 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7569 (12 reviews)

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Marks USA 145KL Commercial Deadlatch Sgl Cylinder Interior Lever Handle 2 3 4" Backset 10B Oil Rubbed Bronze Grade 1 Auto Picks & Decoders Chrysler Dodge Jeep Emergency Key Chrysler Dodge Jeep Emergency Key blade Application Secures a single or a pair of doors with one ECL 230D Series Lock Once you have the ticket contact UHS Hardware for the return Marks USA 145 Deadlatches are developed using a cylindrical cartridge deadlatch

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