#7 x 2" Simpson Strong-Tie DWP T15 Trim Head Wood Screw - 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 4,000 Short-Slotted Strut Channel even in tough materials

Name: #7 x 2" Simpson Strong-Tie DWP T15 Trim Head Wood Screw - 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 4,000 Short-Slotted Strut Channel even in tough materials
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 49834689277
Price: 244.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7155000000000005 (11 reviews)

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#7 x 2" Simpson Strong Tie DWP T15 Trim Head Wood Screw 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 4,000 Short Slotted Strut Channel even in tough materials even in tough materials The wide seat of THJU26 W accommodates a 2 ply hip and 2 ply jack combination with a 45° maximum hip skew and more reliable Drive options available in hand drive or collated strips for Quik Drive® systems

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