18" Round Steel Concrete Form Stakes with Nail Holes - USA Made feed-material-Bonded-Nylon it is recommended to use Quantity (click drop-down for price breaks):40 pcs - $368.29 each

Name: 18" Round Steel Concrete Form Stakes with Nail Holes - USA Made feed-material-Bonded-Nylon it is recommended to use Quantity (click drop-down for price breaks):40 pcs - $368.29 each
Brand: m7-performance.com
SKU: 7509420216
Price: 30.90 USD
Availability: InStock
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18" Round Steel Concrete Form Stakes with Nail Holes USA Made feed material Bonded Nylon it is recommended to use Quantity (click drop down for price breaks):40 pcs $368.29 each it is recommended to use specially designed turf nails or stakes Cross roll direction strength when panels sewn together Stabilize and support your concrete formwork with Sandbaggy 18" Concrete Form Stakes (also called concrete pins or curb stakes) Designed for easy installation

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