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Simpson Strong-Tie 1" x 4' ATRM Grade 55 Coarse Fully Threaded Rod - Plain 16 Gauge Straight T-Head Finish Nails The annular ring shank of

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Simpson Strong Tie 1" x 4' ATRM Grade 55 Coarse Fully Threaded Rod Plain 16 Gauge Straight T Head Finish Nails The annular ring shank of The annular ring shank of this decking nail provides increased withdrawal resistance for a longer life in your decking projects Flat Head Style: Sits flush for clean finishes in countersunk wood or metal applications Built for dependable strength and adaptability across available diameters and lengths allowing the rod to pass cleanly through the assembly

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