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Grip-Rite 60D 6 in. Pole Barn Hot-Dipped Galvanized Steel Nails, Flat Head, 50 lb Bath Storage 3 Pieces per Carton 10 A A 2 piece

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Grip Rite 60D 6 in. Pole Barn Hot Dipped Galvanized Steel Nails, Flat Head, 50 lb Bath Storage 3 Pieces per Carton 10 A A 2 piece 3 Pieces per Carton 10 Installation Type Interlocking Locking Mechanism Drop lock Edge Type Micro beveled Underlayment Included Yes Use Location Indoor Commercial Residential Residential Waterproof Yes Water Resistant Yes Scratch Resistant Yes Skid Resistant Yes Stain Resistant Yes Phthalate Free Yes GREENGUARD Gold Certified Yes FloorScore Certified Yes Warranty 10 year limited Sold As Carton Variable Length No Variable Width No Corresponding Moulding Item Number 3674489 Sample Available Yes Sample Item Number 4139537 Recommended Flooring Underlayment Item Number 1191177 Luxury Vinyl Plank Yes Wear Layer Durability Heavy traffic (20 mil and above) Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): This wall cabinet brings tailored elegance to the bath Superior Holding Power: Ring shank design bites into lumber to resist pull out in heavy loads they are designed to conform to ASTM F1667

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