Simpson Strong-Tie 6?6 Inch ABA Post Base
$340.00 TTD
Simpson Strong-Tie Deck Post Connector
$70.89 TTD
Simpson Strong-Tie 4?4 Inch Z-Max Post Cap
$73.00 TTD
These connectors are always installed in pairs and connect 4x or 6x wood members at right angles.
- Eliminates driving nails into end grain.
- Nails can be added in the triangle holes to increase uplift load capacity.
- 18-gauge galvanized steel.
- Some sizes are available with ZMAX coating.
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These connectors are always installed in pairs and connect 4x or 6x wood members at right angles. Eliminates driving nails into end grain. Nails can be added in the triangle holes to increase uplift load capacity. 18-gauge galvanized steel. Some sizes available with ZMAX coating.
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