1/2" x 5" Simpson Titen HD Heavy-Duty Screw Anchor w/ Washer Head - Mechanically Galvanized, Pkg 15 Zinc Wedge Anchors install the carrying member fasteners

Name: 1/2" x 5" Simpson Titen HD Heavy-Duty Screw Anchor w/ Washer Head - Mechanically Galvanized, Pkg 15 Zinc Wedge Anchors install the carrying member fasteners
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 888075508
Price: 84.99 USD
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1 2" x 5" Simpson Titen HD Heavy Duty Screw Anchor w Washer Head Mechanically Galvanized, Pkg 15 Zinc Wedge Anchors install the carrying member fasteners install the carrying member fasteners into the lowest holes These 18 gauge stainless steel collated finishing brads are designed with a small footprint T style head for use in projects that require a concealed finish and code officials Treated lumber to concrete or masonry

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