#8 x 3" Simpson Strong-Tie DWP T20 Trim Head Wood Screw - 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 1,750 Deck Post Bases Strong grip – Coarse threads

Name: #8 x 3" Simpson Strong-Tie DWP T20 Trim Head Wood Screw - 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 1,750 Deck Post Bases Strong grip – Coarse threads
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 73160473503
Price: 234.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7956 (26 reviews)

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#8 x 3" Simpson Strong Tie DWP T20 Trim Head Wood Screw 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 1,750 Deck Post Bases Strong grip – Coarse threads Strong grip – Coarse threads hold siding securely in place this post cap features opposing flanges to provide both uplift and lateral resistance while it attains its full allowable load using either common nail or pneumatic nail sizes Key Features and polymer boards

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