Simpson Strong-Tie #10 x 3/4" Strong-Drive Steel-to-Steel Metal Screw, Flat Pan Head - Zinc, Qty. 5,000 Helical Wall Ties Anchors shall not be installed

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie #10 x 3/4" Strong-Drive Steel-to-Steel Metal Screw, Flat Pan Head - Zinc, Qty. 5,000 Helical Wall Ties Anchors shall not be installed
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 88049303183
Price: 152.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.7515 (23 reviews)

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Simpson Strong Tie #10 x 3 4" Strong Drive Steel to Steel Metal Screw, Flat Pan Head Zinc, Qty. 5,000 Helical Wall Ties Anchors shall not be installed Anchors shall not be installed in adjacent holes What sets these screws apart is their Hi Lo thread profile vibration resistant hold into steel up to 0 Use a T 25 six lobe bit for optimal drive engagement

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