Simpson ECC5 1/4-6ROT End Column Cap (90 Deg. Rotated Straps)- Gray Paint , Made to Order Non-Returnable Zinc Nailon Anchors Key Features:

Name: Simpson ECC5 1/4-6ROT End Column Cap (90 Deg. Rotated Straps)- Gray Paint , Made to Order Non-Returnable Zinc Nailon Anchors Key Features:
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 60765098844
Price: 159.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.769500000000001 (24 reviews)

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Simpson ECC5 1 4 6ROT End Column Cap (90 Deg. Rotated Straps) Gray Paint , Made to Order Non Returnable Zinc Nailon Anchors Key Features: Key Features: Suitable for use with pressure treated lumber Material and Finish: Made from Steel for durability and finished with Gray Paint coating Please call us for more information on lead times and availability

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