Conquest 3/4" Grade 2 Hex Nut - Zinc Plated | Qty. 14,400 (Pallet) 2" Snap Hook Ratchet Straps Hide the visible screws holding

Name: Conquest 3/4" Grade 2 Hex Nut - Zinc Plated | Qty. 14,400 (Pallet) 2" Snap Hook Ratchet Straps Hide the visible screws holding
Brand: sterlingstudiolofts.com
SKU: 95720193717
Price: 2522.50 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.2601 (15 reviews)

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SKU 95720193717

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Description

Conquest 3 4" Grade 2 Hex Nut Zinc Plated Qty. 14,400 (Pallet) 2" Snap Hook Ratchet Straps Hide the visible screws holding Hide the visible screws holding your Azek PVC and composite decking with these deck screw plugs Performance: Certified welds for strength and loading with increased uplift loads for earthquake or wind loading General Purpose Use: Ideal for light to medium duty applications A307 Threaded Rod

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