First Choice - 3692 - Concealed Vertical Rod Exit - 36" 42" 48" - Cylinder Prep Kit without Key Cylinder - Aluminum Anodized Finish - Grade 1 Spinners CWTWBU624 superseded)

Name: First Choice - 3692 - Concealed Vertical Rod Exit - 36" 42" 48" - Cylinder Prep Kit without Key Cylinder - Aluminum Anodized Finish - Grade 1 Spinners CWTWBU624 superseded)
Brand: kabocalap.com
SKU: 94834341346
Price: 188.80 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4383 (8 reviews)

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Description

First Choice 3692 Concealed Vertical Rod Exit 36" 42" 48" Cylinder Prep Kit without Key Cylinder Aluminum Anodized Finish Grade 1 Spinners CWTWBU624 superseded) CWTWBU624 superseded) Dodge Chrysler Jeep Designed for use on aluminum storefront doors only and not intended for wooden doors Narrow Stile model utilizing low profile touch bar projecting 3” from face of door

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