#14 x 3" Simpson TFG1475R1000 TF Self-Drilling Wood-To-Steel Screw, Mechanically Galvanized, Pkg 1000 HU/HUS Heavy Duty Face Mount Hangers Roof Rafters: Provides strong support

Name: #14 x 3" Simpson TFG1475R1000 TF Self-Drilling Wood-To-Steel Screw, Mechanically Galvanized, Pkg 1000 HU/HUS Heavy Duty Face Mount Hangers Roof Rafters: Provides strong support
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 4101064761
Price: 160.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8415 (19 reviews)

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#14 x 3" Simpson TFG1475R1000 TF Self Drilling Wood To Steel Screw, Mechanically Galvanized, Pkg 1000 HU HUS Heavy Duty Face Mount Hangers Roof Rafters: Provides strong support Roof Rafters: Provides strong support for left skewed rafter connections in pitched roof structures Secure standoff to post using four 10d nails except PBV which uses four Simpson Strong Tie Strong Drive® SDS Heavy Duty Connector screws flush finish or blocking to steel tracks or framing

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