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Conquest 3/8" x 1-3/4" Lag Shield Anchor, Short - Zinc Alloy | Qty. 300 (Carton) DTT/DJT14Z Joist ties The Simpson Strong-Tie SDCF12X350-R25 SDCF

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Conquest 3 8" x 1 3 4" Lag Shield Anchor, Short Zinc Alloy Qty. 300 (Carton) DTT DJT14Z Joist ties The Simpson Strong Tie SDCF12X350 R25 SDCF The Simpson Strong Tie SDCF12X350 R25 SDCF TIMBER CF screw by Simpson Strong Tie is built to meet the structural demands of mass timber construction plywood or sheathing to cold formed steel studs and tracks Cost Effective Option: High quality alternative to leading brands and corrosion resistant for long lasting performance

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