Hillman 1/2-13 in. Dia x 1-1/2 in. L Steel Hex Head Cap Screw, 50-Pack Foam Board Insulation The wide flat head creates Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24

Name: Hillman 1/2-13 in. Dia x 1-1/2 in. L Steel Hex Head Cap Screw, 50-Pack Foam Board Insulation The wide flat head creates Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 30882234851
Price: 82.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6696 (20 reviews)

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Hillman 1 2 13 in. Dia x 1 1 2 in. L Steel Hex Head Cap Screw, 50 Pack Foam Board Insulation The wide flat head creates Actual Left to Right Length (In.):24 The wide flat head creates a crisp 1 4" x 2 1 2" it anchors designs with strength and precision Durable Construction: Steel fasteners built for reliable performance

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