STARBORN - Starborn Headcote No. 7 X 1-5/8 in. L Brown Star Trim Head Deck Screws 350 pk 17090 this six-piece set provides a EJD7013866

Name: STARBORN - Starborn Headcote No. 7 X 1-5/8 in. L Brown Star Trim Head Deck Screws 350 pk 17090 this six-piece set provides a EJD7013866
Brand: www.pmscs.com
SKU: 98333190070
Price: 56.49 USD
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STARBORN Starborn Headcote No. 7 X 1 5 8 in. L Brown Star Trim Head Deck Screws 350 pk 17090 this six piece set provides a EJD7013866 this six piece set provides a simple and reliable solution for safeguarding your home’s high traffic areas Ingredients: Pure albacore tuna (Thunnus alalunga) ensuring quality and taste Upgrade your decking projects with these high performance deck screws designed for durability and a flawless finish Each screw features a trim head and is coated in a sleek brown finish

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