ASSA - 7000 Series - Maximum+ - Single Cylinder Deadbolt with Security Guard - KD - 624 - Dark Oxidized Bronze - Grade 1 Accentra 1-3/8" to 2-1/2" Concealed Screws

Name: ASSA - 7000 Series - Maximum+ - Single Cylinder Deadbolt with Security Guard - KD - 624 - Dark Oxidized Bronze - Grade 1 Accentra 1-3/8" to 2-1/2" Concealed Screws
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 92206025120
Price: 183.40 USD
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ASSA 7000 Series Maximum+ Single Cylinder Deadbolt with Security Guard KD 624 Dark Oxidized Bronze Grade 1 Accentra 1 3 8" to 2 1 2" Concealed Screws 1 3 8" to 2 1 2" Concealed Screws No BHMA Certification 2014 2024 Dodge Durango The ASSA 7000 Series deadbolt is designed to withstand any form of physical attack including drilling 1 4" Aircraft strength steel mounting bolts Features Security Guard to prevent physical attack

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