Grip-Rite #8 x 2 In. Flat Head Star Gold Construction Wood Screw (688 Ct., 5 Lb.) Category_Moving Supplies 486BFP/485BFP Color:BLACK

Name: Grip-Rite #8 x 2 In. Flat Head Star Gold Construction Wood Screw (688 Ct., 5 Lb.) Category_Moving Supplies 486BFP/485BFP Color:BLACK
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 24492173971
Price: 44.89 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1953000000000005 (25 reviews)

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Grip Rite #8 x 2 In. Flat Head Star Gold Construction Wood Screw (688 Ct., 5 Lb.) Category_Moving Supplies 486BFP 485BFP Color:BLACK 486BFP 485BFP Use this Homeline 125 Amp Two Pole Circuit Breaker to protect circuitry in load centers and CSEDs from overloads or short circuits T 25 Star Drive (Free T 25 bit included in box) T 17 Point eliminates the need to pre drill and reduces splitting

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