Von Duprin - 8827L - Surface Mounted Vertical Rod Exit Device - Exit Only - No Trim - Satin Chrome - 4 Foot - LHR 2.8mm 4900 Series Deadlatches - 1-3/4"

Name: Von Duprin - 8827L - Surface Mounted Vertical Rod Exit Device - Exit Only - No Trim - Satin Chrome - 4 Foot - LHR 2.8mm 4900 Series Deadlatches - 1-3/4"
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 67809925883
Price: 1074.81 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1332 (13 reviews)

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Von Duprin 8827L Surface Mounted Vertical Rod Exit Device Exit Only No Trim Satin Chrome 4 Foot LHR 2.8mm 4900 Series Deadlatches 1 3 4" 4900 Series Deadlatches 1 3 4" A special screw installed 8827 surface mounted vertical rod devices for all types of single and double doors Faceplate 1 1 4" x 8" x 7 32" (32 mm x 203 mm x 6 mm) Cylinder backset 2 3 4" (70 mm) Crossbar tubing 1" (25 mm) outside diameter Latchbolt 5 8" (16mm) throw Projection Neutral – 4 7 8" (124 mm)

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