Masonry Screw Kits
Masonry Screw Kits
| Compare | Image | Number of Pieces | Drive | Head | Finish | Size Range | Material | Model # | Price | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 160 | Phillips | Flat | Zinc Blue | #10 (3/16) to 1/4" | Steel | WBB2170174 | as low as $125.95 Save $10.00 (7%) | ||
 | 160 | Combo Slotted/Hex | Slotted Hex Washer | Blue | #10 (3/16) to 1/4" | Steel | WBB2170173 | as low as $109.95 Save $16.00 (13%) |
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