#10 x 3-1/2" Simpson Strong-Tie Deck-Drive T25 DSV Wood Screw - Quik Guard Coating, Red, Pkg 350 Trim Head Deck Screws Thread Protection: Helps shield exposed

Name: #10 x 3-1/2" Simpson Strong-Tie Deck-Drive T25 DSV Wood Screw - Quik Guard Coating, Red, Pkg 350 Trim Head Deck Screws Thread Protection: Helps shield exposed
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SKU: 8825762287
Price: 57.99 USD
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#10 x 3 1 2" Simpson Strong Tie Deck Drive T25 DSV Wood Screw Quik Guard Coating, Red, Pkg 350 Trim Head Deck Screws Thread Protection: Helps shield exposed Thread Protection: Helps shield exposed bolt threads from concrete splash during placement The round base design enhances flexibility and compatibility with various roof materials Engineered for performance Quik Guard® coating – Corrosion resistance for treated wood and exterior use

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