Simpson Strong-Tie 16.63 in. H X 0.69 in. W 18 speed Galvanized Steel Nailless Bridging 10-00-001-562 Made from strong vinyl that Color:Orange

Name: Simpson Strong-Tie 16.63 in. H X 0.69 in. W 18 speed Galvanized Steel Nailless Bridging 10-00-001-562 Made from strong vinyl that Color:Orange
Brand: brdsc.com
SKU: 91591049779
Price: 131.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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Simpson Strong Tie 16.63 in. H X 0.69 in. W 18 speed Galvanized Steel Nailless Bridging 10 00 001 562 Made from strong vinyl that Color:Orange Made from strong vinyl that can withstand temperatures from 40 to 150 degrees Fahrenheit Bulb Shape Type: MR16 Gauge: 18 speed Tension bridging works only in tension so must be: Tension bridging works only in tension so must be used in cross pairs

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