Simpson CBST66Z 6x6 CBST Column Base w/Standoff - ZMAX LCC/CCOS Lally/Steel Column Caps Durability: Fabricated from high-quality materials

Name: Simpson CBST66Z 6x6 CBST Column Base w/Standoff - ZMAX LCC/CCOS Lally/Steel Column Caps Durability: Fabricated from high-quality materials
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 78160139072
Price: 69.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7083 (8 reviews)

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Simpson CBST66Z 6x6 CBST Column Base w Standoff ZMAX LCC CCOS Lally Steel Column Caps Durability: Fabricated from high quality materials Durability: Fabricated from high quality materials for lasting performance The Simpson ECCQ66SS SDS2 Supports a variety of wood column sizes depending on selection Any post installed outdoor structure using pressure treated lumber

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