CAMO DRIVE Collated Face Screws for Pressure Treated Decking — 3", 1,000 Count Length:3" Covers approximately 50 square feet OCMGD2616ST Size:4' x 100' Available in Black composite decking

Name: CAMO DRIVE Collated Face Screws for Pressure Treated Decking — 3", 1,000 Count Length:3" Covers approximately 50 square feet OCMGD2616ST Size:4' x 100' Available in Black composite decking
Brand: editorachavemestra.com.br
SKU: 42414656148
Price: 142.99 USD
Availability: InStock
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CAMO DRIVE Collated Face Screws for Pressure Treated Decking — 3", 1,000 Count Length:3" Covers approximately 50 square feet OCMGD2616ST Size:4' x 100' Available in Black composite decking Covers approximately 50 square feet based on 16" on center joist spacing drive fascia plug screws to the exact depth needed for a secure

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