Spax Façade A2 BLAX Stainless Steel Screws
£51.95 at Tooled Up · 38% below amazon price £83.99
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The Spax Facade A2 BLAX Stainless Steel Screws are expertly designed for secure and durable facade installations, providing superior corrosion resistance thanks to their high-quality A2 stainless steel construction.
Ideal for outdoor use, these screws are perfect for attaching cladding, facades, and other timber structures.
Equipped with a BLAX-coated surface, these screws offer enhanced rust protection, making them suitable for both residential and commercial projects.
The screws feature a Torx drive head, ensuring optimal grip and torque transfer, which reduces cam-out and allows for easy, p
Ideal for outdoor use, these screws are perfect for attaching cladding, facades, and other timber structures.
Equipped with a BLAX-coated surface, these screws offer enhanced rust protection, making them suitable for both residential and commercial projects.
The screws feature a Torx drive head, ensuring optimal grip and torque transfer, which reduces cam-out and allows for easy, p
EAN 4003530290725 · SPAX. Details as supplied by the retailer.
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