GRIP-RITE - Grip-Rite No. 8 wire X 1-1/4 in. L Phillips Wafer Head Cement Board Screws 5 lb 810 pk 5236 Perfect for children transitioning from EJD7013866

Name: GRIP-RITE - Grip-Rite No. 8 wire X 1-1/4 in. L Phillips Wafer Head Cement Board Screws 5 lb 810 pk 5236 Perfect for children transitioning from EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 23832163910
Price: 27.94 USD
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GRIP-RITE - Grip-Rite No. 8 wire X 1-1/4 in. L Phillips Wafer Head Cement Board Screws 5 lb 810 pk 5236 Perfect for children transitioning from EJD7013866

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GRIP RITE Grip Rite No. 8 wire X 1 1 4 in. L Phillips Wafer Head Cement Board Screws 5 lb 810 pk 5236 Perfect for children transitioning from EJD7013866 Perfect for children transitioning from breast milk or traditional formulas providing 3 grams of whole grains per serving Discover the perfect solution for securely fastening cement boards with these durable screws Designed with a Phillips wafer head

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