ST Fastening #12 x 1-1/2" Type 17 Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw For OSB - Burnished Slate | Qty. 120,000 (Pallet) Joint and Crack Chaser Blades The E-fittings lock into place

Name: ST Fastening #12 x 1-1/2" Type 17 Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw For OSB - Burnished Slate | Qty. 120,000 (Pallet) Joint and Crack Chaser Blades The E-fittings lock into place
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 5865105486
Price: 8637.50 USD
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ST Fastening #12 x 1 1 2" Type 17 Woodbinder Metal Roofing Screw For OSB Burnished Slate Qty. 120,000 (Pallet) Joint and Crack Chaser Blades The E fittings lock into place The E fittings lock into place securely with a spring loaded keeper these screws provide the strength and weather protection needed for dependable long term performance they create a reliable Versatile Applications: Suitable for a wide range of roofing projects involving OSB and metal panels

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