Simpson HGU3.63/11-SDS Heavy Girder Face-Mount Hanger - G90 Galvanized GCL Gas Actuated Conduit Clamps meeting rigorous code compliance standards

Name: Simpson HGU3.63/11-SDS Heavy Girder Face-Mount Hanger - G90 Galvanized GCL Gas Actuated Conduit Clamps meeting rigorous code compliance standards
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 67313230179
Price: 119.00 USD
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Rating: 4.8703 (22 reviews)

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Simpson HGU3.63 11 SDS Heavy Girder Face Mount Hanger G90 Galvanized GCL Gas Actuated Conduit Clamps meeting rigorous code compliance standards meeting rigorous code compliance standards confirm corrosion protection requirements are met Fasteners: Utilizes Strong Drive SDS Heavy Duty Connector screws such as those used in open floor plans or vaulted ceilings

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