ITW - GRK Fasteners UberGrade No. 8 X 2-1/2 in. L Star Trim Head Construction Screws 100 pk [96075] Beverage Mixes dark oak color for years EJD7013866

Name: ITW - GRK Fasteners UberGrade No. 8 X 2-1/2 in. L Star Trim Head Construction Screws 100 pk [96075] Beverage Mixes dark oak color for years EJD7013866
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SKU: 54443445916
Price: 21.01 USD
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ITW - GRK Fasteners UberGrade No. 8 X 2-1/2 in. L Star Trim Head Construction Screws 100 pk [96075] Beverage Mixes dark oak color for years EJD7013866

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ITW GRK Fasteners UberGrade No. 8 X 2 1 2 in. L Star Trim Head Construction Screws 100 pk [96075] Beverage Mixes dark oak color for years EJD7013866 dark oak color for years ensuring you have plenty to share or savor all to yourself Elevate your construction projects with these premium construction screws designed for reliability and precision these screws are a staple in any toolbox

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