Conquest 1/2" x 5" Grade 8 Non-Serrated Flange Bolt - Zinc Yellow | Qty. 120 (Carton) Woven Strapping Decks & Outdoor Structures: Provides

Name: Conquest 1/2" x 5" Grade 8 Non-Serrated Flange Bolt - Zinc Yellow | Qty. 120 (Carton) Woven Strapping Decks & Outdoor Structures: Provides
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 31903720066
Price: 217.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3735 (17 reviews)

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Conquest 1 2" x 5" Grade 8 Non Serrated Flange Bolt Zinc Yellow Qty. 120 (Carton) Woven Strapping Decks & Outdoor Structures: Provides Decks & Outdoor Structures: Provides secure skewed joist connections for decks For use with metal substrates including light and heavy gauge steel ready to ship same day The zinc yellow coating provides excellent corrosion resistance and a clean

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