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Simpson Strong-Tie SULC414 Skewed U-Shaped Hanger Left, Concealed Flanges - G90 Galvanized, Made to Order Non-Returnable Bulk Loose Cement Board Screws The Simpson Strong-Tie CS16Z strap

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Simpson Strong Tie SULC414 Skewed U Shaped Hanger Left, Concealed Flanges G90 Galvanized, Made to Order Non Returnable Bulk Loose Cement Board Screws The Simpson Strong Tie CS16Z strap The Simpson Strong Tie CS16Z strap is a continuous utility strap that can be cut to length on the job site for maximum versatility These nails come in 15 degree wire welded coils which are compatible with most 15 degree power wire weld siding nailers Compatible with nails or Simpson SD Connector Screws Applications:

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