KWB 9/32" Grade 80 Chain - Full Drum - 800 ft. 15 Gauge DA-Style Angled Finish Nails The Simpson Strong-Tie TFP1475S TF

Name: KWB 9/32" Grade 80 Chain - Full Drum - 800 ft. 15 Gauge DA-Style Angled Finish Nails The Simpson Strong-Tie TFP1475S TF
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 36895111878
Price: 2322.50 USD
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KWB 9 32" Grade 80 Chain Full Drum 800 ft. 15 Gauge DA Style Angled Finish Nails The Simpson Strong Tie TFP1475S TF The Simpson Strong Tie TFP1475S TF Wood to Steel Collated Screw with black phosphate coating is designed for rapid installation of wood sheathing The Simpson Strong Tie ATR All Thread Rod is engineered for high strength anchoring and structural applications Standards Compliant: Meets or exceeds NACM and ASTM requirements and embossed with Grade 80 markings for traceability and compliance

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