12d (3-1/4") 11 Gauge Finishing Nail - 304 Stainless Steel - 25 lbs. LGT/MGT/VGT/HGT Girder Tiedowns No predrilling required in standard

Name: 12d (3-1/4") 11 Gauge Finishing Nail - 304 Stainless Steel - 25 lbs. LGT/MGT/VGT/HGT Girder Tiedowns No predrilling required in standard
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 23739342556
Price: 151.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2295 (27 reviews)

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12d (3 1 4") 11 Gauge Finishing Nail 304 Stainless Steel 25 lbs. LGT MGT VGT HGT Girder Tiedowns No predrilling required in standard No predrilling required in standard steel substrates ZMAX Galvanization: The G185 ZMAX coating offers extra protection against corrosion Choose type 316 stainless steel for seaside applications for superior corrosion resistance Features a brad head for a less visible appearance

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