Sargent - 114P - Push/Pull Trim - Hospital Latch - Optional Handing - 5" Backset - UL Listed - ANSI Strike - US26D - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Handing:Right Handed 10 ft) DORI² Distance -

Name: Sargent - 114P - Push/Pull Trim - Hospital Latch - Optional Handing - 5" Backset - UL Listed - ANSI Strike - US26D - Satin Chrome - Grade 1 Handing:Right Handed 10 ft) DORI² Distance -
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SKU: 39662444318
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Sargent 114P Push Pull Trim Hospital Latch Optional Handing 5" Backset UL Listed ANSI Strike US26D Satin Chrome Grade 1 Handing:Right Handed 10 ft) DORI² Distance 10 ft) DORI² Distance Observe Wide (19 ppf) 29 can check key what status in 2 1 2" (64mm) x 6 7 8" (175mm) UL Listed UL Listed for use on fire doors SRG 28 114P (LH RH) 26D

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