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Simpson ECCLL666 End Column Cap Left Direction - Gray Paint Cedar Trim Nails Each screw features a T-30

Name: Simpson ECCLL666 End Column Cap Left Direction - Gray Paint Cedar Trim Nails Each screw features a T-30
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 91853825783
Price: 151.00 USD
Availability: InStock
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Simpson ECCLL666 End Column Cap Left Direction Gray Paint Cedar Trim Nails Each screw features a T 30 Each screw features a T 30 star drive for maximum bit engagement and minimal slipping The flat head design allows the screw to countersink for a flush fit The seat of the column cap features additional surface area beyond the side of the column to allow added area of bearing to distribute the load from the beam and provide enhanced support for the connection Installation Design:Features diamond holes to provide temporary fastening during installation

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