Simpson Strong-Tie 0.390" x 9-1/2" SDCF Timber-CF Flat Head Screw - E-Coat, Black, Qty. 30 CC Column Caps 000 lb Crosby Lebus Ratcheting

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie 0.390" x 9-1/2" SDCF Timber-CF Flat Head Screw - E-Coat, Black, Qty. 30 CC Column Caps 000 lb Crosby Lebus Ratcheting
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 43793582231
Price: 164.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0387 (23 reviews)

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Simpson Strong Tie 0.390" x 9 1 2" SDCF Timber CF Flat Head Screw E Coat, Black, Qty. 30 CC Column Caps 000 lb Crosby Lebus Ratcheting 000 lb Crosby Lebus Ratcheting Chain Binder is built for serious tie down applications involving heavy machinery and oversized loads suitable for both interior and exterior environments T Drive Recess: Maximizes bit engagement LVL to LVL framing joints

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