Simpson Strong-Tie #10 x 1-1/2" Self-Drilling FHSD Wood-To-CFS Collated Screw, Square Flat Head - 410 Stainless Steel, Collated, Qty. 1,000 Simpson Strong-Tie Stud Shoes Installation Notes:

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie #10 x 1-1/2" Self-Drilling FHSD Wood-To-CFS Collated Screw, Square Flat Head - 410 Stainless Steel, Collated, Qty. 1,000 Simpson Strong-Tie Stud Shoes Installation Notes:
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Simpson Strong Tie #10 x 1 1 2" Self Drilling FHSD Wood To CFS Collated Screw, Square Flat Head 410 Stainless Steel, Collated, Qty. 1,000 Simpson Strong Tie Stud Shoes Installation Notes: Installation Notes: Available in Type 305 or Type 316 stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance commercial framing Subflooring over CFS joists

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