Simpson Strong-Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 7/8" Rod - Plastic, Green | Qty. 25 Collated Cement Board Screws The PRORFG2M35K combo system includes-

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 7/8" Rod - Plastic, Green | Qty. 25 Collated Cement Board Screws The PRORFG2M35K combo system includes-
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 31165472601
Price: 51.91 USD
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Simpson Strong Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 7 8" Rod Plastic, Green Qty. 25 Collated Cement Board Screws The PRORFG2M35K combo system includes The PRORFG2M35K combo system includes ensuring reliable structural fastening in demanding framing jobs Color Coded Options: Color coded by rod diameter for easier field identification California Residents: WARNING

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