SIEGENIA LIFT AND SLIDE 17MM PATIO DOOR HARDWARE G-U FLUSH BOLTS Patented handle clipping system Lever Style - Rose Style:AUCN - Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon

Name: SIEGENIA LIFT AND SLIDE 17MM PATIO DOOR HARDWARE G-U FLUSH BOLTS Patented handle clipping system Lever Style - Rose Style:AUCN - Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon
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SKU: 94138102955
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SIEGENIA LIFT AND SLIDE 17MM PATIO DOOR HARDWARE G U FLUSH BOLTS Patented handle clipping system Lever Style Rose Style:AUCN Augusta Lever with CN Escutcheon Patented handle clipping system 90057 Tongue Version for Active Door Distance between rollers: 23 5 8 inches ( 600mm) Part No: SIGear4

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