Simpson T09200HWAM #9 x 2" Metal-Panel Screw with EPDM Washer - 316 Stainless Steel, 1,000 pkg Split-Drive Anchors Universal Channel Fit: Designed for

Name: Simpson T09200HWAM #9 x 2" Metal-Panel Screw with EPDM Washer - 316 Stainless Steel, 1,000 pkg Split-Drive Anchors Universal Channel Fit: Designed for
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 33859504879
Price: 399.50 USD
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Simpson T09200HWAM #9 x 2" Metal Panel Screw with EPDM Washer 316 Stainless Steel, 1,000 pkg Split Drive Anchors Universal Channel Fit: Designed for Universal Channel Fit: Designed for 1 5 8” wide strut systems found across commercial and industrial settings this joist hanger is part of the Outdoor Accents line and features a black powder coated ZMAX galvanized steel finish for enhanced corrosion resistance and a refined look these screws are built to endure even the most corrosive environments Engineered from Type 316 stainless steel

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