Conquest 1/4" x 6' A307 Coarse Threaded Rod - Zinc Plated | Qty. 100 Endless Cam Ratchet Straps Material: 14 oz PVC-coated polyester

Name: Conquest 1/4" x 6' A307 Coarse Threaded Rod - Zinc Plated | Qty. 100 Endless Cam Ratchet Straps Material: 14 oz PVC-coated polyester
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 19191523020
Price: 235.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.54 (18 reviews)

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SKU 19191523020

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Conquest 1 4" x 6' A307 Coarse Threaded Rod Zinc Plated Qty. 100 Endless Cam Ratchet Straps Material: 14 oz PVC coated polyester Material: 14 oz PVC coated polyester — lighter weight with reliable tear and UV resistance Hot Dip Galvanized Finish: Provides superior corrosion resistance for outdoor and treated lumber applications Its a favorite among contractors California Residents: WARNING

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