New Castle Steel Deck Framing Kit (Black) - 16x16 Deck, Dropped Beam, Picture Frame, 14 Stairs with 4x4 Landing Flooring Resistant to preservative treatment Length:66″

Name: New Castle Steel Deck Framing Kit (Black) - 16x16 Deck, Dropped Beam, Picture Frame, 14 Stairs with 4x4 Landing Flooring Resistant to preservative treatment Length:66″
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 65282755353
Price: 5061.42 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7605 (16 reviews)

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New Castle Steel Deck Framing Kit (Black) 16x16 Deck, Dropped Beam, Picture Frame, 14 Stairs with 4x4 Landing Flooring Resistant to preservative treatment Length:66″ Resistant to preservative treatment Deep Pour Epoxy is a Low heat 1x New Castle Steel Beam 20 Feet 4x New Castle Steel Post 10 Feet

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