Simpson ECCQ98SDS2.5ROT End Column Cap w/SDS Screws (90 Deg. Rotated Straps) - Gray Paint , Made to Order Non-Returnable Wire Coil Framing Nails Its built-in 1-inch standoff design

Name: Simpson ECCQ98SDS2.5ROT End Column Cap w/SDS Screws (90 Deg. Rotated Straps) - Gray Paint , Made to Order Non-Returnable Wire Coil Framing Nails Its built-in 1-inch standoff design
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 10049332071
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Simpson ECCQ98SDS2.5ROT End Column Cap w/SDS Screws (90 Deg. Rotated Straps) - Gray Paint , Made to Order Non-Returnable Wire Coil Framing Nails Its built-in 1-inch standoff design

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Simpson ECCQ98SDS2.5ROT End Column Cap w SDS Screws (90 Deg. Rotated Straps) Gray Paint , Made to Order Non Returnable Wire Coil Framing Nails Its built in 1 inch standoff design Its built in 1 inch standoff design helps prevent rot at the end of the post making it an excellent choice for anchoring structural bracing Included with this column cap are the necessary Simpson Strong Drive SDS connector screws to provide fast installation and lower profile than standard bolts Installation Design:Features diamond holes to provide temporary fastening during installation

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