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4 Inch Solid Brass Doorbell Button with Neos Rosette @heavy-duty-cement-floor-mounted-bumper-door-stop-polished-brass-finish-dtdsf444us3l Usually Ships In 3 to Option:Functional (Non Locking)
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4 Inch Solid Brass Doorbell Button with Neos Rosette @heavy duty cement floor mounted bumper door stop polished brass finish dtdsf444us3l Usually Ships In 3 to Option:Functional (Non Locking) Usually Ships In 3 to 4 Business Days Hardware Included Yes Sold As Individual Architectural Style Colonial Warranty 1 Year Limited Usually Ships In 3 5 Business Days Hardware Included Yes Sold As Pairs Architectural Style Residential Learn More Warranty 1 Year Limited Warranty Manufacturer Deltana Item Code: DTS45US15 The rosette thickness is 1 2 inches 4 Inches Tall
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