Soho 2-Point Lock Single Cylinder Satin Chrome Left-Handed Door Handleset with Soho Door Lever Silverton Oak Flooring Kit includes the nailer

Name: Soho 2-Point Lock Single Cylinder Satin Chrome Left-Handed Door Handleset with Soho Door Lever Silverton Oak Flooring Kit includes the nailer
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 70365075860
Price: 182.82 USD
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Soho 2-Point Lock Single Cylinder Satin Chrome Left-Handed Door Handleset with Soho Door Lever Silverton Oak Flooring Kit includes the nailer

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Soho 2 Point Lock Single Cylinder Satin Chrome Left Handed Door Handleset with Soho Door Lever Silverton Oak Flooring Kit includes the nailer Kit includes the nailer 18 Blows per Minute (BPM) 25600 Maximum Speed (RPM) 1600 RPM Product Weight (lb ANSI BHMA grade 1 security For use on exterior doors where keyed entry security is needed

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