Arrow - RLX01 - Commercial Lever Set - Sierra Lever - Passage - Satin Chrome - Grade 2 Door Opening Tools 2016-2016 Toyota Land Cruiser
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Arrow RLX01 Commercial Lever Set Sierra Lever Passage Satin Chrome Grade 2 Door Opening Tools 2016 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser 2016 2016 Toyota Land Cruiser Certifications Grade 2 Backset Adjustable 2 3 8" or 2 3 4" Door Thickness 1 3 8" 1 3 4" Doors standard Cylinder SmartKey Security Rose Square RLX series is a robust grade 2 lockset with a freewheeling lever operation for enhanced abuse resistance 1 3 4" (maximum) Cylinder None (not included) Backset 2 3 8" Latch bolt type Springlatch Latch bolt Faceplate Size 2 1 4" x 1" Latch Bolt Face Type Square Corner Latch Bolt Throw 1 2" Lever Style Sierra Lever Free Wheeling Strike 4 7 8" x 1 1 4" Finish Satin Chrome Certifications BHMA A 156
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