ST Fastening #12 x 3/4" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Stitch Screw - Koko Brown | Qty. 2,500 (Carton) Large Diameter Masonry Screws 75-R10 from Simpson Strong-Tie is

Name: ST Fastening #12 x 3/4" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Stitch Screw - Koko Brown | Qty. 2,500 (Carton) Large Diameter Masonry Screws 75-R10 from Simpson Strong-Tie is
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SKU: 93899461528
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ST Fastening #12 x 3 4" ZXL Woodbinder Metal Roofing Stitch Screw Koko Brown Qty. 2,500 (Carton) Large Diameter Masonry Screws 75 R10 from Simpson Strong Tie is 75 R10 from Simpson Strong Tie is a concealed beam hanger kit crafted for strength The treaded pneumatic tires provide smooth maneuvering over rough or uneven surfaces Durable Coating: Features a robust 2 Various wood substrates requiring robust fastening solutions

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