Simpson Strong-Tie #14 x 2-3/8" Self-Drilling TB Wood-To-Steel Screw, Square Flat Head - Black Phosphate, Qty. 1,000 Zinc Nailon Anchors the zinc finish is recommended

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie #14 x 2-3/8" Self-Drilling TB Wood-To-Steel Screw, Square Flat Head - Black Phosphate, Qty. 1,000 Zinc Nailon Anchors the zinc finish is recommended
Brand: tracciontrasera.es
SKU: 91583458097
Price: 104.00 USD
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Simpson Strong Tie #14 x 2 3 8" Self Drilling TB Wood To Steel Screw, Square Flat Head Black Phosphate, Qty. 1,000 Zinc Nailon Anchors the zinc finish is recommended the zinc finish is recommended for installations in dry interior environments only Flat Head Design – Countersinks cleanly for a flush Flat head with nibs for precise and modular building applications where strength and installation speed are priorities

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