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Onyx Sliding Patio Door Lock (PR07478)

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Onyx Sliding Patio Door Lock.

https://ilcaustralia.org.au/products/7478

This door handle range for sliding patio doors provides safe latching or secure deadlocking for sliding aluminium and timber doors. It features a D shaped internal door handle and a unique sliding snib with an intuitive downward motion to unlock. A Safety Release function minimises the risk of being lock in. The handles are suitable for new and most retrofit applications.

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Model Onyx Sliding Patio Door Lock: Available in various range and variety of options.

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