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Simpson Strong-Tie APB1010 Decorative Post Base for 10x10 Posts - Black Powder Coat, ZMAX | Fasteners Included Painted Collated Wood Deck Screws that is compatible with Quik

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Mahogany paper grain — description and returns beneath the overlapping buy card.

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Simpson Strong Tie APB1010 Decorative Post Base for 10x10 Posts Black Powder Coat, ZMAX Fasteners Included Painted Collated Wood Deck Screws that is compatible with Quik that is compatible with Quik Drive® auto feed systems No pre drilling is required in most applications when using Simpson Strong Tie fasteners leveling and fitting posts is quick and easy Application: Secures wood posts to concrete surfaces for decks

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