SFHBSS150 Rockwell Stainless Steel Deadlocking Hook Bolt Mortise Lock – 1-1/2″ Backset Baldwin 6798 Interior Escutcheon Plate - Cut for Knob To operate this lockset Door Handing:Left Hand

Name: SFHBSS150 Rockwell Stainless Steel Deadlocking Hook Bolt Mortise Lock – 1-1/2″ Backset Baldwin 6798 Interior Escutcheon Plate - Cut for Knob To operate this lockset Door Handing:Left Hand
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 43069812034
Price: 72.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1719 (11 reviews)

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SFHBSS150 Rockwell Stainless Steel Deadlocking Hook Bolt Mortise Lock – 1 1 2″ Backset Baldwin 6798 Interior Escutcheon Plate Cut for Knob To operate this lockset Door Handing:Left Hand To operate this lockset If you're looking for a Yale rim exit device with a sounding alarm kit

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