TELL - CL102262 - Standard Duty Cylindrical Leverset - Cortland - Classroom - IC Core - 2 3/4" Backset - Satin Chrome - Grade 2 Commercial Combo Sets it's simple

Name: TELL - CL102262 - Standard Duty Cylindrical Leverset - Cortland - Classroom - IC Core - 2 3/4" Backset - Satin Chrome - Grade 2 Commercial Combo Sets it's simple
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SKU: 50144838476
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TELL CL102262 Standard Duty Cylindrical Leverset Cortland Classroom IC Core 2 3 4" Backset Satin Chrome Grade 2 Commercial Combo Sets it's simple it's simple power feed to Detex fully integrated electric latch retraction with delayed egress exit devices Keys Two nickel silver per lock lock Door Range 1 3 8" to 2" Door Preparation 2 1 8" diameter for bore TELL LC2684 Provides standard duty grade 2 performance to any home

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