CodeLocks - CL210 - Mechanical Lock - Light Duty - Dual Backset Deadlatch 2 3/4" - 2 3/8" - Mortise Tubular Deadbolt - Key Override - Stainless Steel - Fire Rated - Optional Marine Grade Finish - Grade 2 KEN-JAN2026-PROMO With the RED series you

Name: CodeLocks - CL210 - Mechanical Lock - Light Duty - Dual Backset Deadlatch 2 3/4" - 2 3/8" - Mortise Tubular Deadbolt - Key Override - Stainless Steel - Fire Rated - Optional Marine Grade Finish - Grade 2 KEN-JAN2026-PROMO With the RED series you
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CodeLocks CL210 Mechanical Lock Light Duty Dual Backset Deadlatch 2 3 4" 2 3 8" Mortise Tubular Deadbolt Key Override Stainless Steel Fire Rated Optional Marine Grade Finish Grade 2 KEN JAN2026 PROMO With the RED series you With the RED series you will get every feature of the regular cloud node but with improved security features Lock Function ANSI F109 Entrance lock Handing Non Handed Cylinder Solid Brass 6 Pin Cylinder Schlage C Keyway Standard with the expansion to the range now includes selected locks from the CL600 mechanical range The CL210 is a light duty mortise deadbolt

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