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Lot 161 — Prime-Line U 9504 Steel Latch Guard Plate Cover for Out-Swinging Doors, Bronze (Single Pack)

Name: Prime-Line U 9504 Steel Latch Guard Plate Cover for Out-Swinging Doors, Bronze (Single Pack)
Brand: PRIME-LINE
Price: 6.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Brand: PRIME-LINE

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Description & contents

The Prime-Line U 9504 Out Swing Door Latch provides additional security to a variety of out-swinging doors and helps to protect against forced entry. This versatile swinging door lock cover is designed for outward swinging door security and can be used on residential, commercial, and industrial applications. This out swinging door latch is constructed of durable steel and comes in a bronze painted finish. The latch guard cover is strong and made to last, giving you extra security and peace of mind. Installation is quick and easy, and all hardware is included. The outward swinging door latch measures 3 inch x 11 inch with a 1/4 inch offset.

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