Kakal Brothers Glass Door Pull Handle Wheatus (Pair) Finish:Antique Brass Texture Brown Warranty 15 Years Finish:Black/Chrome Plated

Name: Kakal Brothers Glass Door Pull Handle Wheatus (Pair) Finish:Antique Brass Texture Brown Warranty 15 Years Finish:Black/Chrome Plated
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 86241506599
Price: 3495.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8478 (28 reviews)

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Kakal Brothers Glass Door Pull Handle Wheatus (Pair) Finish:Antique Brass Texture Brown Warranty 15 Years Finish:Black Chrome Plated Texture Brown Warranty 15 Years Builders Hardware Product Type Rim Locks *If you have any specific question related to the product Krome Premium Pull Handle KPH 105 Great Handle for both Main Doors and Glass Doors Can be used as Back to Back Handle

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