Cal-Royal SC Series, Extra Heavy Duty Mortise Locks with Clutch, Grade 1 - Faculty Restroom with Key Outside and “OCCUPIED” Indicator SC8486 Finish:Satin Brass - US4 Compatible with MUL-T-LOCK Hercular Single Finish:676 - Flat black
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Cal Royal SC Series, Extra Heavy Duty Mortise Locks with Clutch, Grade 1 Faculty Restroom with Key Outside and “OCCUPIED” Indicator SC8486 Finish:Satin Brass US4 Compatible with MUL T LOCK Hercular Single Finish:676 Flat black Compatible with MUL T LOCK Hercular Single Cylinder Deadbolt Adjustable for clockwise and counter clockwise operation Can retrofit Schlage L9000 Series mortise lock without drilling any additional holes on the door for sectional and escutcheon trims Outside knob lever always fixed
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