ST Fastening #14 X 7/8" Self-Drilling Maxx Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw, Hex-Washer Head - Crimson, Qty. 250 Paper Tape Framing Nails 000 lb break strength and

Name: ST Fastening #14 X 7/8" Self-Drilling Maxx Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw, Hex-Washer Head - Crimson, Qty. 250 Paper Tape Framing Nails 000 lb break strength and
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 20106293374
Price: 47.99 USD
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ST Fastening #14 X 7 8" Self Drilling Maxx Steelbinder Metal Roofing Screw, Hex Washer Head Crimson, Qty. 250 Paper Tape Framing Nails 000 lb break strength and 000 lb break strength and meets or exceeds ASTM A957 and ASME B30 while the truss style head sits flush against the lath ensuring quick and secure installation weather resistant finishes

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