GRIP-RITE - Grip-Rite 2-1/2 in. 15 Ga. Angled Strip Electro Galvanized Finish Nails 34 deg 1000 pk 11270 With a generous carton containing ERSSC-823357-6

Name: GRIP-RITE - Grip-Rite 2-1/2 in. 15 Ga. Angled Strip Electro Galvanized Finish Nails 34 deg 1000 pk 11270 With a generous carton containing ERSSC-823357-6
Brand: brassofpeace.org
SKU: 21331669477
Price: 20.31 USD
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Rating: 4.854100000000001 (9 reviews)

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GRIP-RITE - Grip-Rite 2-1/2 in. 15 Ga. Angled Strip Electro Galvanized Finish Nails 34 deg 1000 pk 11270 With a generous carton containing ERSSC-823357-6

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GRIP RITE Grip Rite 2 1 2 in. 15 Ga. Angled Strip Electro Galvanized Finish Nails 34 deg 1000 pk 11270 With a generous carton containing ERSSC 823357 6 With a generous carton containing 2 enhances nutrient uptake With a 15 gauge thickness and angled strip design they ensure a strong hold and easy installation

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