Simplex - 5066R - Mechanical Pushbutton Mortise Lever Lock - LFIC - Winston Lever - 2¾" Backset - Dark Bronze - Grade 1 Machines Software & Accessories metal door frames require the

Name: Simplex - 5066R - Mechanical Pushbutton Mortise Lever Lock - LFIC - Winston Lever - 2¾" Backset - Dark Bronze - Grade 1 Machines Software & Accessories metal door frames require the
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 82803242004
Price: 433.18 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.476100000000001 (22 reviews)

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Simplex 5066R Mechanical Pushbutton Mortise Lever Lock LFIC Winston Lever 2¾" Backset Dark Bronze Grade 1 Machines Software & Accessories metal door frames require the metal door frames require the optional surface mortise box strike or use of an adapter kit Door Thickness: it has a four sided clamp with a new auto rotation system ADA compliant levers Simplex Mechanical Pushbutton Locks eliminate problems and costs associated with issuing

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