Simpson SWD18614DBB-R50 0.180" X 6-1/4" SWD Double-Threaded Wood Screw - Black, Pkg 50 Hidden Deck Fasteners these screws feature a square

Name: Simpson SWD18614DBB-R50 0.180" X 6-1/4" SWD Double-Threaded Wood Screw - Black, Pkg 50 Hidden Deck Fasteners these screws feature a square
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 46665433394
Price: 57.99 USD
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Simpson SWD18614DBB R50 0.180" X 6 1 4" SWD Double Threaded Wood Screw Black, Pkg 50 Hidden Deck Fasteners these screws feature a square these screws feature a square drive for secure The unfinished steel is ideal for indoor or low corrosion environments Double Threaded: Grips both members of the wood connection for superior withdrawal resistance Deck ledger attachments to rim joists

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