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Rockwood - RM3300 - Straight Door Pull - 48
Rockwood - RM3300 - Straight Door Pull - 48
Rockwood - RM3300 - Straight Door Pull - 48
Rockwood - RM3300 - Straight Door Pull - 48
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Rockwood - RM3300 - Straight Door Pull - 48" x 42" CTC - 313 - Dark Bronze Anodized Adams Rite Peripheral USB Storage Device Playback

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Rockwood RM3300 Straight Door Pull 48" x 42" CTC 313 Dark Bronze Anodized Adams Rite Peripheral USB Storage Device Playback Peripheral USB Storage Device Playback Function Play Emergency Blade Included: K LEX EM29 Rockwood Architectural Door Pulls are made from top grade materials and come in the finest finishes Diameter 1" Clearance 1¾" Projection 2¾" Door Thickness 1¾" Overall Length 48" Center to Center 42" End Shape Flat Grip Shape Round Grip Type Metal Post Shape Round Base Material Aluminum

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