#10 x 2-3/4" Simpson Strong-Tie DCU Collated T20 Cap Head Composite Deck Screw - 316 Stainless Steel, Gray, Pkg. 1,000 Underlayment & Subfloor Screws Lumber Size: Intended for use
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#10 x 2 3 4" Simpson Strong Tie DCU Collated T20 Cap Head Composite Deck Screw 316 Stainless Steel, Gray, Pkg. 1,000 Underlayment & Subfloor Screws Lumber Size: Intended for use Lumber Size: Intended for use with 7x beams and 6x posts columns and includes necessary SDS screws for quick installation The Simpson QDPROPHG2 auto feed Cold Formed Steel Framing attachment is designed to quickly and precisely fasten cold formed steel framing The 2 3 8" length is approved by Trex® for composite decking applications and comes collated for use with Quik Drive® auto feed systems professional results across a wide range of composite decking brands
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