ST Fastening #10 x 2" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw - Copper | Qty. 96,000 (Pallet) Finish Nails No pilot hole needed for

Name: ST Fastening #10 x 2" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw - Copper | Qty. 96,000 (Pallet) Finish Nails No pilot hole needed for
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 79798093558
Price: 11512.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.0459 (7 reviews)

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ST Fastening #10 x 2" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw Copper Qty. 96,000 (Pallet) Finish Nails No pilot hole needed for No pilot hole needed for steel up to 12 gauge Simpson SET 3G is a high strength epoxy adhesive that's been formulated for anchoring threaded rod and rebar doweling in cracked and uncracked concrete California Residents: WARNING 5 mils of powder coating that resists chalking and fading

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