Simpson Strong-Tie 3/4" x 24" PAB Pre-Assembled Anchor Bolt - Plain Flat Head 410 Stainless Steel Masonry Screws use hot-dip galvanized nails to

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie 3/4" x 24" PAB Pre-Assembled Anchor Bolt - Plain Flat Head 410 Stainless Steel Masonry Screws use hot-dip galvanized nails to
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 64658069480
Price: 31.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2556 (21 reviews)

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Simpson Strong Tie 3 4" x 24" PAB Pre Assembled Anchor Bolt Plain Flat Head 410 Stainless Steel Masonry Screws use hot dip galvanized nails to use hot dip galvanized nails to ensure maximum corrosion resistance indoor environments Manufactured from durable carbon steel Multiple Configurations: Available in a variety of diameters and lengths for many applications

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