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does the rosette have screw holes that show on one side?

Eileen Thompson

8 years ago

Also, where can i buy and how much is it?

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Architectural Elegance Incorporated
8 years ago
This handle set does have visible screws (2) on the interior side of the lever set, as shown in the photo attached. This is a lever set from Emtek Hardware and this particular set is a Helios Lever with a square rosette (backplate) in a Satin Nickel finish. Each set is customized and is ordered accordingly from the factory so we do not stock them in our showroom. Depending upon the configuration and function they range in price from $112.00 to $118.00. Feel free to visit http://emtek.com/ to use their "Selector Tool" to create your own customized lever or knob set!
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