Simpson Strong TIE Stützenfuß PPD ( 3000257502 ) 100 x 70 x 126 x 5 mm Loch-Ø 5,0 + 13,5 mm 250 mm

Simpson Strong TIE Stützenfuß PPD ( 3000257502 ) 100 x 70 x 126 x 5 mm Loch-Ø 5,0 + 13,5 mm 250 mm

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M251S

$30.47

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Simpson Strong TIE Stützenfuß PPD ( 3000257502 ) 100 x 70 x 126 x 5 mm Loch-Ø 5,0 + 13,5 mm 250 mmLieferumfang: 1x SIMPSON STRONG TIE Sttzenfu 100 x 70 x 126 x 5 mmProduktbeschreibung: fr die Befestigung von Holzsttzen und pfosten in Betonfundamenten fr den Einsatz in tragenden Konstruktionen geeignet (Carports, Pergolen, Terassen) Stablnge: 250 mm 16 bzw. 20 mm Lochgren: 5,0 mm + 13,5 mm Stahl stckverzinkt 55 m Typ D zum Einbetonieren Technische Daten: Oberflche: stckverzinkt Modell: PPD100 70G Typ: D Ausfhrung: zum Einbetonieren Material: Stahl

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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2024