HOLLON PM-1014 TL-15 HIGH SECURITY SAFE V-Line and patent-protected key control for Lever Style - Rose Style:AUCN - Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon

Name: HOLLON PM-1014 TL-15 HIGH SECURITY SAFE V-Line and patent-protected key control for Lever Style - Rose Style:AUCN - Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 54881994734
Price: 860.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6957 (15 reviews)

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HOLLON PM 1014 TL 15 HIGH SECURITY SAFE V Line and patent protected key control for Lever Style Rose Style:AUCN Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon and patent protected key control for extra security Interior Dimensions: 11 3 4"(H) X 7 3 4"(W) X 7" (D) but far exceeded them earning it the prestigious TL 15 burglary rating the PM 1014 is a TANK

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