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#7 x 2-1/4" Simpson Strong-Tie T15 Trim Head Deck Screw - 316 Stainless Steel, Gray 03, Pkg. 1,750 Plastic Strip Framing Nails Installation: Fastens with SDWS structural

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#7 x 2 1 4" Simpson Strong Tie T15 Trim Head Deck Screw 316 Stainless Steel, Gray 03, Pkg. 1,750 Plastic Strip Framing Nails Installation: Fastens with SDWS structural Installation: Fastens with SDWS structural screws (sold separately) This product is intended for use with 4 inch lally columns and 5 while coarse threads on the shank pull deck boards tightly to framing for lasting hold Type 17 point drives quickly into material and minimizes splitting

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