#6 x 1-1/4" Daggerz #2 Phillips Bugle Head Deck Screw - Dacromet, Pkg. 8,000 DSSCB Drift Strut Connectors Code-Listed for Safety: ICC-ES ESR-2713

Name: #6 x 1-1/4" Daggerz #2 Phillips Bugle Head Deck Screw - Dacromet, Pkg. 8,000 DSSCB Drift Strut Connectors Code-Listed for Safety: ICC-ES ESR-2713
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 16850114521
Price: 134.11 USD
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#6 x 1 1 4" Daggerz #2 Phillips Bugle Head Deck Screw Dacromet, Pkg. 8,000 DSSCB Drift Strut Connectors Code Listed for Safety: ICC ES ESR 2713 Code Listed for Safety: ICC ES ESR 2713 approved for use in cracked and uncracked concrete Trim Head Decking Screws: Type 17 Point Key Features With its Dacromet® coating rated for 500 hours of salt spray protection

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