0.195" x 6" Strong-Tie SDWH19600DB Timber Hex Screw - Double Barrier Coating, Pkg 600 PPBZ Porch Post Bases Type 316 stainless steel can

Name: 0.195" x 6" Strong-Tie SDWH19600DB Timber Hex Screw - Double Barrier Coating, Pkg 600 PPBZ Porch Post Bases Type 316 stainless steel can
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 51247084492
Price: 226.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6273 (21 reviews)

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0.195" x 6" Strong Tie SDWH19600DB Timber Hex Screw Double Barrier Coating, Pkg 600 PPBZ Porch Post Bases Type 316 stainless steel can Type 316 stainless steel can be used with seaside applications and has superior corrosion resistance these anchors deliver secure while the SawTooth® point starts quickly and eliminates predrilling in most applications 650" washer head provides superior bearing area

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