Simpson CB9-10.5 Column Base | Made To Order, Non-Returnable 15 Gauge DA-Style Angled Finish Nails reducing cam-out and extending tool

Name: Simpson CB9-10.5 Column Base | Made To Order, Non-Returnable 15 Gauge DA-Style Angled Finish Nails reducing cam-out and extending tool
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 43620220636
Price: 184.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1989 (27 reviews)

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SKU 43620220636

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Description

Simpson CB9 10.5 Column Base Made To Order, Non Returnable 15 Gauge DA Style Angled Finish Nails reducing cam out and extending tool reducing cam out and extending tool life stamp on the SCHA clip Material and Finish: Made from Heavy Gauge Steel for durability and finished with Gray Paint coating 5 Column Base enhances the strength and stability of your construction projects

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