Sargent - 8813F - Rim Exit Device with Trim Lever - Fire Exit - Satin Stainless Steel - Classroom - 36" - Grade 1 Residential Knobsets Before the Blitz it had

Name: Sargent - 8813F - Rim Exit Device with Trim Lever - Fire Exit - Satin Stainless Steel - Classroom - 36" - Grade 1 Residential Knobsets Before the Blitz it had
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 5166286710
Price: 665.86 USD
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Sargent 8813F Rim Exit Device with Trim Lever Fire Exit Satin Stainless Steel Classroom 36" Grade 1 Residential Knobsets Before the Blitz it had Before the Blitz it had never been so easy to cut keys by code CAT PS440B 1 3 4" to 2 1 4" Stile 4 1 2" (114mm) minimum stile width Mounting Supplied standard with wood and machine screws Dogging Hex key dogging standard on non fired rated devices Strikes 649 Strike supplied standard for panic & fire rated openings Fire Rated UL Fire rated for 3 Hours Certifications ANSI A156 This is an 8813 Rim Exit Device with 700 ET Trim Lever Classroom

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