#10 x 2" Simpson Strong-Tie DCU T20 Cap Head Composite Deck Screw - Quik Guard Coating, Gray, Pkg. 350 RCA2211/54-R45 and black powder-coated architectural finishes

Name: #10 x 2" Simpson Strong-Tie DCU T20 Cap Head Composite Deck Screw - Quik Guard Coating, Gray, Pkg. 350 RCA2211/54-R45 and black powder-coated architectural finishes
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 8523229282
Price: 42.99 USD
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#10 x 2" Simpson Strong Tie DCU T20 Cap Head Composite Deck Screw Quik Guard Coating, Gray, Pkg. 350 RCA2211 54 R45 and black powder coated architectural finishes and black powder coated architectural finishes Suitable for indoor or covered outdoor applications Inverted upper threads clear away excess material for a flush fit professional looking finish

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