#7 x 1-1/4" Strong-Tie Finish Trim Screw - 316 Stainless Steel, Pkg 500 Zinc Large Diameter Masonry Screws reducing the risk of fire-wall

Name: #7 x 1-1/4" Strong-Tie Finish Trim Screw - 316 Stainless Steel, Pkg 500 Zinc Large Diameter Masonry Screws reducing the risk of fire-wall
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 30314438102
Price: 87.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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SKU 30314438102 ★ 4.1

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#7 x 1 1 4" Strong Tie Finish Trim Screw 316 Stainless Steel, Pkg 500 Zinc Large Diameter Masonry Screws reducing the risk of fire wall reducing the risk of fire wall compromise in the event of shrinkage or movement The bottom plate of the strut channel post base pairs with anchor bolts to secure it to the ground The pattened SawTooth® point makes driving simple and eliminates the need for predrilling Includes (1) T10 6 lobe driver bit per box of fasteners (replacement driver bit BIT10T 2 R2)

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