Simpson Strong-Tie HST3PC 3" Heavy Strap Tie for Wood Framing Connections - Black Powder Coated | Made to Order Non-Returnable Drywall Screw Guns A sharp Type 17 point

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie HST3PC 3" Heavy Strap Tie for Wood Framing Connections - Black Powder Coated | Made to Order Non-Returnable Drywall Screw Guns A sharp Type 17 point
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 77541533563
Price: 84.99 USD
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Simpson Strong Tie HST3PC 3" Heavy Strap Tie for Wood Framing Connections Black Powder Coated Made to Order Non Returnable Drywall Screw Guns A sharp Type 17 point A sharp Type 17 point ensures quick starts Perfect for mounting railings floor systems Load Transfer: Helps distribute forces across connected structural members

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