Simpson Strong-Tie APB66 Decorative Post Base for 6x6 Posts - Black Powder Coat, ZMAX Drop-In Anchors Made from hardened 410 stainless

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie APB66 Decorative Post Base for 6x6 Posts - Black Powder Coat, ZMAX Drop-In Anchors Made from hardened 410 stainless
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 87568454936
Price: 54.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.6912 (28 reviews)

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Simpson Strong Tie APB66 Decorative Post Base for 6x6 Posts Black Powder Coat, ZMAX Drop In Anchors Made from hardened 410 stainless Made from hardened 410 stainless steel Fast Screw Anchor Installation: Installs quickly by drilling a pilot hole and driving the anchor into place leveling and fitting posts is quick and easy Corrosion Resistance: Built to withstand harsh outdoor environments

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