Rustic Cane Bolt "fish tail" handle (includes flat strike plate) Gate Hardware Designed exclusively for overhead doors Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle

Name: Rustic Cane Bolt "fish tail" handle (includes flat strike plate) Gate Hardware Designed exclusively for overhead doors Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 44089086967
Price: 80.84 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6273 (7 reviews)

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Rustic Cane Bolt "fish tail" handle (includes flat strike plate) Gate Hardware Designed exclusively for overhead doors Do you need optional spindle?:No optional spindle Designed exclusively for overhead doors that have limited clearance when rising door is nearing the top jamb ) 10" x 12" As shown in one of the pictures here 21" length with 5 8" dia

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