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12" Double-Channel Bracket - Hot-Dip Galvanized PGT Pipe Grip Ties The Simpson PRO250G2M25K auto-feed subfloor

Name: 12" Double-Channel Bracket - Hot-Dip Galvanized PGT Pipe Grip Ties The Simpson PRO250G2M25K auto-feed subfloor
Brand: insightanalysis.ca
SKU: 9510000313
Price: 48.99 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.1458 (23 reviews)

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12" Double Channel Bracket Hot Dip Galvanized PGT Pipe Grip Ties The Simpson PRO250G2M25K auto feed subfloor The Simpson PRO250G2M25K auto feed subfloor system features a Makita 2500 rpm screwdriver motor and makes the installation of subfloor quick and easy Measuring 1 1 4 inches wide and 25 feet long Hot Dip Galvanized steel provides great corrosion resistance 12" Double Channel Bracket Hot Dip Galvanized connects directly to a vertical channel and provides structural support while also distributing loads

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