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Phillips II Plus #9 2 in. Phillips-Square Flat-Head Wood Deck Screws (5 lb.-Pack) Panasonic but the toe kick is

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Phillips II Plus #9 2 in. Phillips Square Flat Head Wood Deck Screws (5 lb. Pack) Panasonic but the toe kick is but the toe kick is sold separately 5 Shade Glass Type Clear glass Glass Color Clear Glass Style Flat Power Source Hardwired Style Traditional ENERGY STAR Certified No Package Quantity 1 Material Solid brass Hardware Included Yes Weather Resistant Yes Weatherproof No Fixture Color Family Bronze Fixture Finish N A Manufacturer Color Finish Industrial Bronze Light Bulb Base Type Medium base (E 26) Recommended Light Bulb Shape A19 Number of Bulbs Required 2 Bulb(s) Included No Bulb Type Incandescent Wattage Equivalent 60 Lumens (Lumens) 1 Number of Lights 1 ARB265W Exclusive No Warranty 1 year limited CA Residents: Prop 65 Warning(s) Yes Wattage 60 Motion Sensor No UNSPSC 39111500 Material: Durable carbon steel with ACR corrosion resistant coating Q: Do these screws resist stripping

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