Master Lock Residential Grade 3 Door Hardware Tulip Style Knob Entry Door Lock; Polished Brass 2.12 in. Size:2.12" Lasting Protection Color:BLACK

Name: Master Lock Residential Grade 3 Door Hardware Tulip Style Knob Entry Door Lock; Polished Brass 2.12 in. Size:2.12" Lasting Protection Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37341616738
Price: 32.19 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6165 (27 reviews)

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Master Lock Residential Grade 3 Door Hardware Tulip Style Knob Entry Door Lock; Polished Brass 2.12 in. Size:2.12" Lasting Protection Color:BLACK Lasting Protection Safe for coating drinking water holding tanks or cisterns For exterior locking applications TUO0103 features a tulip style knob with six way adjustable latch to fit all doors with 2 3 8in or 2 3 4in backset

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