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#10 x 1-1/2" Phillips Bugle Head Laminating Drywall Screw - Black Phosphate, Pkg 5000 Strong-Tie Drop In Anchors Built tough from durable steel

Name: #10 x 1-1/2" Phillips Bugle Head Laminating Drywall Screw - Black Phosphate, Pkg 5000 Strong-Tie Drop In Anchors Built tough from durable steel
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 29050010642
Price: 121.33 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.3771 (17 reviews)

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#10 x 1 1 2" Phillips Bugle Head Laminating Drywall Screw Black Phosphate, Pkg 5000 Strong Tie Drop In Anchors Built tough from durable steel Built tough from durable steel high quality boot that adapts to various roof slopes The black phosphate coating is traditional in drywall screws and is designed for use in dry interior environments only The coarse threads allow for more material to sit between the threads as they are installed

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