Conquest 1" x 10-1/2" A307 Grade A Hex Bolt - Plain | Qty. 30 (Carton) Clevis Foundry Hooks - G100 Lumber Size: Intended for use

Name: Conquest 1" x 10-1/2" A307 Grade A Hex Bolt - Plain | Qty. 30 (Carton) Clevis Foundry Hooks - G100 Lumber Size: Intended for use
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 33133889768
Price: 151.00 USD
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Conquest 1" x 10 1 2" A307 Grade A Hex Bolt Plain Qty. 30 (Carton) Clevis Foundry Hooks G100 Lumber Size: Intended for use Lumber Size: Intended for use with 7x beams and 6x posts columns and includes necessary SDS screws for quick installation VGT and HGT are girder tiedowns for moderate to high load capacity applications and light fabrication projects Wood to wood or wood to metal fastening

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