Marks USA -195AB - Classroom Lever Set - Anti Microbial Finish - 2 3/4 " Backset - 26D - Satin Chrome - Classroom - 2" Doors - Grade 1 Mortise Cylinders such as the Gymkana 994

Name: Marks USA -195AB - Classroom Lever Set - Anti Microbial Finish - 2 3/4 " Backset - 26D - Satin Chrome - Classroom - 2" Doors - Grade 1 Mortise Cylinders such as the Gymkana 994
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82353797925
Price: 113.16 USD
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Rating: 4.6309000000000005 (28 reviews)

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Marks USA 195AB Classroom Lever Set Anti Microbial Finish 2 3 4 " Backset 26D Satin Chrome Classroom 2" Doors Grade 1 Mortise Cylinders such as the Gymkana 994 such as the Gymkana 994 Falcon or equivalent small format interchangeable core cylinders Stainless steel nose Levers Solid cast Zamac Marks USA Cylindrical Locksets are designed for use in situations where durability is the deciding factor

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