Specialist Long Pin Dual Nail Carpet Gripper For Wood & Concrete Subfloors - 152.4m Box (500ft) rubber underlay 2mm and a wear layer

Name: Specialist Long Pin Dual Nail Carpet Gripper For Wood & Concrete Subfloors - 152.4m Box (500ft) rubber underlay 2mm and a wear layer
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 37610429765
Price: 59.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.405 (16 reviews)

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SKU 37610429765

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Specialist Long Pin Dual Nail Carpet Gripper For Wood & Concrete Subfloors 152.4m Box (500ft) rubber underlay 2mm and a wear layer 2mm and a wear layer thickness of 0 The high tog rating of the Cloud 9 Cush n Wood underlay makes it suitable for insulating cold floors The Pins are set at an angle of 60deg to eliminate pull out and bending Pack Size: 500Ft (100 x 5ft lengths) 152

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