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Simpson Strong-Tie HST2HDG 2-1/2" Heavy Strap Tie for Wood Framing Connections - Hot Dip Galvanized | Made to Order, Non-Returnable Wood-to-Metal Self-Drilling Screws ensuring tight connections and excellent
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Simpson Strong Tie HST2HDG 2 1 2" Heavy Strap Tie for Wood Framing Connections Hot Dip Galvanized Made to Order, Non Returnable Wood to Metal Self Drilling Screws ensuring tight connections and excellent ensuring tight connections and excellent pull through resistance High Strength U Shaped Construction: Provides reinforced support for structural stability in wood framing applications HST Strap Ties offer flexibility for both structural and decorative applications Multiple Sizes: Offered in a variety of lengths to accommodate project requirements
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