4" Door Guard Falcon 2-3/8" Backset with 1/4" Radius Deadlatch from the T Collection Remote release kit for all 93550011-STW
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4" Door Guard Falcon 2 3 8" Backset with 1 4" Radius Deadlatch from the T Collection Remote release kit for all 93550011 STW Remote release kit for all Trilogy Cylindrical models includes RR 1BUTTON for desk mount applications RR RECEIVER which is designed to be installed inside the battery compartment next to the battery pack of any cylindrical Trilogy lock The RR RECEIVER connects to the 2 white remote release wires inside the battery compartment and to the black and red battery pack wires to power the receiver These kits will retro fit to any existing cylindrical Trilogy manufactured since 1994 The Sargent 351 UH EB Is Surface Mounted Grade One Door Closer With a Universal hold open arm package provides brackets and arms to install closer in top jamb Material: Solid Brass Case Weight: 38 lbs
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