Emtek S62011SS 24 Inch Stainless Steel Drawer Pull Fuhr Sliding Door Handles Model: 850-2214660 Lever Style - Rose Style:AUCN - Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon

Name: Emtek S62011SS 24 Inch Stainless Steel Drawer Pull Fuhr Sliding Door Handles Model: 850-2214660 Lever Style - Rose Style:AUCN - Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 50165562515
Price: 46.08 USD
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Emtek S62011SS 24 Inch Stainless Steel Drawer Pull Fuhr Sliding Door Handles Model: 850 2214660 Lever Style Rose Style:AUCN Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon Model: 850 2214660 The bolt features an adjustable backset from 2 3 8" to 2 3 4" Projection : 1 1 4 Inch Emtek S62011SS Stainless Steel Drawer Pull

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