Simpson Strong-Tie HSUR4.28/11 I-Joist Hanger Skew Right - G90 Galvanized, Made to Order Non-Returnable HLPC Heavy Angles Code Compliance: Meets ASTM A449

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie HSUR4.28/11 I-Joist Hanger Skew Right - G90 Galvanized, Made to Order Non-Returnable HLPC Heavy Angles Code Compliance: Meets ASTM A449
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Simpson Strong Tie HSUR4.28 11 I Joist Hanger Skew Right G90 Galvanized, Made to Order Non Returnable HLPC Heavy Angles Code Compliance: Meets ASTM A449 Code Compliance: Meets ASTM A449 A615 Requirements The hex washer head provides reliable driving stability Key Features: Residential and commercial wood framing

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