#7 x 2-1/4" Simpson Strong-Tie T15 Trim Head Wood Screw - 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 5 Lb. HL Heavy Angles The Daggerz Self-Drilling Metal Screws

Name: #7 x 2-1/4" Simpson Strong-Tie T15 Trim Head Wood Screw - 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 5 Lb. HL Heavy Angles The Daggerz Self-Drilling Metal Screws
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SKU: 18436051347
Price: 99.99 USD
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SKU 18436051347 ★ 4.0

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#7 x 2 1 4" Simpson Strong Tie T15 Trim Head Wood Screw 305 Stainless Steel, Pkg. 5 Lb. HL Heavy Angles The Daggerz Self Drilling Metal Screws The Daggerz Self Drilling Metal Screws with Square Drive Pan Heads are engineered for efficient fastening in light gauge metal to metal applications Simpson 15 Gauge 25 degree T style head finish nails use an adhesive collation and work great for finishing trim work Available in collated or hand drive versions concealed look that blends seamlessly with your project

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