Simpson Strong-Tie ML26SS 2x6 L-Shaped Medium Reinforcing Framing Angle Bracket - Stainless Steel, Made to Order Non-Returnable Crimp Drive Anchors tub) - Each Tub Of

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie ML26SS 2x6 L-Shaped Medium Reinforcing Framing Angle Bracket - Stainless Steel, Made to Order Non-Returnable Crimp Drive Anchors tub) - Each Tub Of
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SKU: 53023053413
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Simpson Strong-Tie ML26SS 2x6 L-Shaped Medium Reinforcing Framing Angle Bracket - Stainless Steel, Made to Order Non-Returnable Crimp Drive Anchors tub) - Each Tub Of

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Simpson Strong Tie ML26SS 2x6 L Shaped Medium Reinforcing Framing Angle Bracket Stainless Steel, Made to Order Non Returnable Crimp Drive Anchors tub) Each Tub Of tub) Each Tub Of EPX2 grout installs (30) SP12 38 Anchors and other right angle connections in residential and commercial construction Key Features Repair and retrofit reinforcement of existing framing

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