Simpson Strong-Tie 0.390" x 14" SDCF Timber-CF Flat Head Screw - E-Coat, Black, Qty. 150 Strut Channel with Holes Durabilt DP-T8 | 4 Ton

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie 0.390" x 14" SDCF Timber-CF Flat Head Screw - E-Coat, Black, Qty. 150 Strut Channel with Holes Durabilt DP-T8 | 4 Ton
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 21007971378
Price: 712.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7938 (21 reviews)

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Simpson Strong Tie 0.390" x 14" SDCF Timber CF Flat Head Screw E Coat, Black, Qty. 150 Strut Channel with Holes Durabilt DP T8 4 Ton Durabilt DP T8 4 Ton Come Along Cable Puller Heavy Duty Recovery Tool Wood Member Size: Suitable for minimum wood member sizes of 3" x 3 1 2" when using nails or screws T Drive Recess: Maximizes bit engagement LVL to LVL framing joints

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