Tesa TLB Series 5 Point Latch 10 Pin Bolts 2 Shoot Bolt U-Rail 20mm Faceplate Multipoint Door Lock – Key Wind
This Tesa 10 Bolt 2 Shootbolt Key wind lock features a 20mm U-Rail faceplate and a 50mm or 60mm backset.
£132.99
- Manufacturer: Tesa
- Backset: 50 or 60mm
- Centres PZ: 85mm
- Case Width: Backset + 29mm
- Case Height: 175mm
- Length: 2028mm
- Distance between outer locking points: 1079mm
- Copy/Genuine: Genuine
- Cylinder Type: Euro
- Handing: Not Handed
- Spindle: Single 8mm
- Operation: Key Wind
- Packaging: Supplied in singles
| Backset | 50mm, 60mm |
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