Conquest 1/2" x 4' A307 Coarse Threaded Rod - Zinc Plated | Qty. 20 Blue Concrete Screws The Simpson Strong-Tie SDCF8X260-R50 SDCF

Name: Conquest 1/2" x 4' A307 Coarse Threaded Rod - Zinc Plated | Qty. 20 Blue Concrete Screws The Simpson Strong-Tie SDCF8X260-R50 SDCF
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 70149364031
Price: 101.00 USD
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Conquest 1 2" x 4' A307 Coarse Threaded Rod Zinc Plated Qty. 20 Blue Concrete Screws The Simpson Strong Tie SDCF8X260 R50 SDCF The Simpson Strong Tie SDCF8X260 R50 SDCF TIMBER CF screw by Simpson Strong Tie is built to meet the structural demands of mass timber construction The hex washer head delivers high clamping force and a clean Its a favorite among contractors California Residents: WARNING

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