Simpson Strong-Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 5/8" Rod - Plastic, Blue | Qty. 25 Cheeseman Versatile Applications: Compatible with solid

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 5/8" Rod - Plastic, Blue | Qty. 25 Cheeseman Versatile Applications: Compatible with solid
Brand: brettburlison.com
SKU: 69008839589
Price: 49.25 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1557 (13 reviews)

SKU 69008839589 ★ 4.2

USD49.25 USD81.25

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Simpson Strong Tie Threaded Rod End Cap for 5 8" Rod Plastic, Blue Qty. 25 Cheeseman Versatile Applications: Compatible with solid Versatile Applications: Compatible with solid sawn lumber This product is intended for use with 8x posts or columns but is also available in a wide range of other sizes and both nominal and rough cut lumber Plastic Construction: Lightweight plastic design for glued in rod applications Rod Alignment: Centers the end of the rod in the drilled hole to help maintain proper anchor alignment

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