Baldwin Reserve - Napa Knob Handleset - Singl Cyl - Traditional Square Rose - 150 - Satin Nickel - Grade 2 Accentra Automatically Locked: Can be set

Name: Baldwin Reserve - Napa Knob Handleset - Singl Cyl - Traditional Square Rose - 150 - Satin Nickel - Grade 2 Accentra Automatically Locked: Can be set
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 339771094
Price: 188.96 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4797 (18 reviews)

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Baldwin Reserve Napa Knob Handleset Singl Cyl Traditional Square Rose 150 Satin Nickel Grade 2 Accentra Automatically Locked: Can be set Automatically Locked: Can be set to automatically locked between 5 to 120 seconds after unlocking。 General lock: Press and hold”#” about 5 seconds。 12 gauge steel Square Corner Backset Adjustable 2 3 8" or 2 3 4" Napa Standard C Keyway Single Cylinder Keyed Entry Handleset with Traditional Square Rose and Round Knob on Interior

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