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Adams Rite - 4900 - Heavy Duty Deadlatch - 1-1/2" Backset - 2-5/8 Flat Mortised Strike - Flat Faceplate - RH or LHR - Dark Bronze Abus_67 Abus Bright Chrome DOOR THICKNESS 1

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Adams Rite - 4900 - Heavy Duty Deadlatch - 1-1/2
Adams Rite - 4900 - Heavy Duty Deadlatch - 1-1/2
Adams Rite - 4900 - Heavy Duty Deadlatch - 1-1/2
Adams Rite - 4900 - Heavy Duty Deadlatch - 1-1/2
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Adams Rite 4900 Heavy Duty Deadlatch 1 1 2" Backset 2 5 8 Flat Mortised Strike Flat Faceplate RH or LHR Dark Bronze Abus_67 Abus Bright Chrome DOOR THICKNESS 1 Bright Chrome DOOR THICKNESS 1 1 8” to 2” DEADBOLT Adjustable deadbolt backset TOTAL COVERAGE WITH TRIM PLATES 6 1 2″ x 2 1 2″ DOOR PREP Covers standard 2 1 8″ MATERIAL Zinc plated Steel with Teflon coated stainless steel interior components APPLICATION Exterior & Interior Use This handle features the following: For hollow metal or wood doors prepared for hardware according to the specifications of the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) and mounting screws

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