Simpson CCQ5-6SDS2.5HDG Column Cap w/SDS Screws - Hot Dip Galvanized MST/HST Strap Ties Superior Corrosion Resistance: Made from

Name: Simpson CCQ5-6SDS2.5HDG Column Cap w/SDS Screws - Hot Dip Galvanized MST/HST Strap Ties Superior Corrosion Resistance: Made from
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 71444993291
Price: 104.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2556 (19 reviews)

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Simpson CCQ5 6SDS2.5HDG Column Cap w SDS Screws Hot Dip Galvanized MST HST Strap Ties Superior Corrosion Resistance: Made from Superior Corrosion Resistance: Made from Type 316 Stainless Steel ensuring long term durability Lumber Size: Intended for use with 5x beams and 6x posts columns and includes necessary SDS screws for quick installation Please call us for more information on lead times and availability

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