4 1/2 Inch (3 Inch c-c) Symphony Inlays Mother of Pearl Pull (Polished Nickel Finish) Pocket Door Set Ring Measures 5 Inch in ET8106LNUS3

Name: 4 1/2 Inch (3 Inch c-c) Symphony Inlays Mother of Pearl Pull (Polished Nickel Finish) Pocket Door Set Ring Measures 5 Inch in ET8106LNUS3
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 33971486801
Price: 108.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.478800000000001 (19 reviews)

SKU 33971486801 ★ 4.5

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4 1 2 Inch (3 Inch c c) Symphony Inlays Mother of Pearl Pull (Polished Nickel Finish) Pocket Door Set Ring Measures 5 Inch in ET8106LNUS3 Ring Measures 5 Inch in Diameter Illuminated Keypad for Operation After Dark This item is available in several other designer finishes Usually Ships In 3 to 5 Business Days Hardware Included Yes Sold As Individual Architectural Style Art Nouveau Rococo Learn More Warranty 5 Year Limited Warranty Manufacturer Schaub & Company Item Code: SC852DMOPDPN

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