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19-MD8606G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Concealed vertical rod devices hide the rods inside the door for a cleaner appearance. The trade-off for better aesthetics? The door must be prepped for internal rod routing, and field service...

56-8806J-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 56-8806J-ETA-LHR-10...

1956-MD8606G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Concealed vertical rod devices hide the rods inside the door for a cleaner appearance. The trade-off for better aesthetics? The door must be prepped for internal rod routing, and field service...

56-8806G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 56-8806G-ETA-LHR-10...

43-8810G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 43-8810G-ETA-LHR-10...

1956-MD8615G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Concealed vertical rod devices hide the rods inside the door for a cleaner appearance. The trade-off for better aesthetics? The door must be prepped for internal rod routing, and field service...

8840J-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 8840J-ETA-LHR-10 is...

8840G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 8840G-ETA-LHR-10 is...

43-8806J-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 43-8806J-ETA-LHR-10...

5556-8810J-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent...

MD8613G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Concealed vertical rod devices hide the rods inside the door for a cleaner appearance. The trade-off for better aesthetics? The door must be prepped for internal rod routing, and field service...

56-8710G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Surface Vertical Rod Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Surface vertical rod devices secure at the head and threshold with rods visible on the door face. The standard configuration for double doors without a center mullion — each leaf latches...

16-8810J-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 16-8810J-ETA-LHR-10...

56-8810J-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 56-8810J-ETA-LHR-10...

56-8810G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Rim Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Rim exit devices are the simplest and most common configuration — the latch engages the strike at the edge of the door. One device, one strike, one installation. The Sargent 56-8810G-ETA-LHR-10...

1943-MD8613G-ETA-LHR-10 Sargent Concealed Vertical Rod Exit Device in Satin Bronze

Concealed vertical rod devices hide the rods inside the door for a cleaner appearance. The trade-off for better aesthetics? The door must be prepped for internal rod routing, and field service...