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Adams Rite P8700 Rim Exit Cylinder Dual 42in Bright Brass Sargent NB-8713-G-ETL-US10B - 48" (NB) Less Bottom Rod Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device- ETL Trim- Key Locks Or Unlocks Outside Lever- US10B/613 Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish Screws: Hex-head screws Finish:Brushed Stainless
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Adams Rite P8700 Rim Exit Cylinder Dual 42in Bright Brass Sargent NB 8713 G ETL US10B 48" (NB) Less Bottom Rod Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device ETL Trim Key Locks Or Unlocks Outside Lever US10B 613 Oil Rubbed Bronze Finish Screws: Hex head screws Finish:Brushed Stainless Screws: Hex head screws Model: NDE80RDSPA612 Standard cylinder dogging with 3 16” hex key and wide stile aluminum doors
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