5/16" x 20' CM® Grade 70 Transport Chain and Binder Kit | Made in USA RTC/FWH Rigid Tie Connectors Roofing nail lengths are ideal

Name: 5/16" x 20' CM® Grade 70 Transport Chain and Binder Kit | Made in USA RTC/FWH Rigid Tie Connectors Roofing nail lengths are ideal
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 8259124043
Price: 106.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2376000000000005 (12 reviews)

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5 16" x 20' CM® Grade 70 Transport Chain and Binder Kit Made in USA RTC FWH Rigid Tie Connectors Roofing nail lengths are ideal Roofing nail lengths are ideal for some roof tiles and slate – please confirm specifications when ordering (4) SDCF22858 0 Binder is built from forged steel with a powder coated finish Hooks on the chain and binder are embossed with size and grade

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