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Lot 294 — Schlage F170 LAT 626 Latitude Door Lever, One Sided Non-Turning Dummy Door Handle, Satin Chrome
Brand: SCHLAGE
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Retail $11
Bidding ended.
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• Brand: SCHLAGE
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Schlage's Latitude series combines sleek, modern design with professional-grade durability, making this satin chrome dummy lever the perfect choice for interior doors requiring a stationary handle without functional locking. Brand new and never installed, this one-sided non-turning lever maintains Schlage's reputation for quality hardware while offering a clean aesthetic that complements contemporary and traditional décor alike. The satin chrome finish resists fingerprints and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting appeal in any residential or commercial setting. An excellent value for builders, contractors, or homeowners looking for reliable Schlage hardware at an unbeatable price point.
• Brand: SCHLAGE
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Schlage's Latitude series combines sleek, modern design with professional-grade durability, making this satin chrome dummy lever the perfect choice for interior doors requiring a stationary handle without functional locking. Brand new and never installed, this one-sided non-turning lever maintains Schlage's reputation for quality hardware while offering a clean aesthetic that complements contemporary and traditional décor alike. The satin chrome finish resists fingerprints and corrosion, ensuring long-lasting appeal in any residential or commercial setting. An excellent value for builders, contractors, or homeowners looking for reliable Schlage hardware at an unbeatable price point.
Pickup in Buda, TX within 3 business days of close.
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