Simpson Strong-Tie 0.220" x 12" SDWS221200DBB Timber Screw - Double Barrier Coating, Black | Qty. 250 Replacement Straps consistent movement under tension

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie 0.220" x 12" SDWS221200DBB Timber Screw - Double Barrier Coating, Black | Qty. 250 Replacement Straps consistent movement under tension
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 76253071527
Price: 424.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6525 (14 reviews)

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SKU 76253071527

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Simpson Strong Tie 0.220" x 12" SDWS221200DBB Timber Screw Double Barrier Coating, Black Qty. 250 Replacement Straps consistent movement under tension consistent movement under tension Built from heavy duty steel Drive screws flush with the material surface without overdriving and eliminate the need for pre drilling in most applications

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