Simpson Strong-Tie ZMax 7.03 in. H X 3.25 in. W 14 Ga. Steel Deck Tension Tie 10-00-001-2014 perfect for bringing holiday magic Color:Orange

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie ZMax 7.03 in. H X 3.25 in. W 14 Ga. Steel Deck Tension Tie 10-00-001-2014 perfect for bringing holiday magic Color:Orange
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 56697990834
Price: 20.99 USD
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Simpson Strong Tie ZMax 7.03 in. H X 3.25 in. W 14 Ga. Steel Deck Tension Tie 10 00 001 2014 perfect for bringing holiday magic Color:Orange perfect for bringing holiday magic to any space thick with this 10 in Additionally The DTT2 fastens easily to the wide face of a single or double 2x using Simpson Strong Tie strong drive SDS heavy duty Connector screws (included) and accepts a 1 2 inch diameter machine bolt or anchor bolt

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