Ultra CBF Under Slab Insulation - 4' X 75' (300 sq ft) Galvanized Wedge Anchors General-purpose metal-to-wood or metal-to-metal fastening

Name: Ultra CBF Under Slab Insulation - 4' X 75' (300 sq ft) Galvanized Wedge Anchors General-purpose metal-to-wood or metal-to-metal fastening
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 72946567626
Price: 174.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0927 (25 reviews)

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Ultra CBF Under Slab Insulation 4' X 75' (300 sq ft) Galvanized Wedge Anchors General purpose metal to wood or metal to metal fastening General purpose metal to wood or metal to metal fastening Bucket of 200 ensuring long term performance in demanding slab environments Durable multi layer construction: Polyethylene bubbles laminated around a protected reflective core

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