ST Fastening #12 X 5" InsulDrill Metal Roofing Screw - Alamo White | Qty. 48,000 (Pallet) Quik Drive Wood-To-Steel Systems Break Strength: 6

Name: ST Fastening #12 X 5" InsulDrill Metal Roofing Screw - Alamo White | Qty. 48,000 (Pallet) Quik Drive Wood-To-Steel Systems Break Strength: 6
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 15105753348
Price: 30137.50 USD
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Rating: 4.2538 (30 reviews)

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ST Fastening #12 X 5" InsulDrill Metal Roofing Screw Alamo White Qty. 48,000 (Pallet) Quik Drive Wood To Steel Systems Break Strength: 6 Break Strength: 6 The flat head also allows the screw to self countersink into the wood preventing moisture penetration and enhancing the longevity of your projects ensure proper alignment and avoid overdriving to maintain the integrity of the seal

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