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jxbrown

Emtek, INOX, and Omnia

JXBrown (Sunset 24, N San Diego County)
11 years ago

Are the all about equally good quality door hardware? I'm only familiar with Emtek, but I prefer designs in the other lines. Omnia is a few dollars cheaper.

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