National Hardware 0, 2-7/8 In. Storm Shine Screw Eye (2-Count)

Introducing the National Hardware 2 7/8 inch Screw Eyes, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. These screw eyes are expertly crafted to provide reliable and durable fastening solutions for a variety of exterior projects. Designed to bite into wood easily and quickly, they offer both convenience and strength for homeowners and professionals alike in Grass valley.

• Effortless installation:The 2 7/8 inch screw eyes are designed to bite into wood quickly, making your projects more efficient.
• Storm shine finish:This stylish finish not only enhances appearance but also provides high resistance to corrosion and abrasion, ensuring long-lasting performance in outdoor environments.
• Strong safety support:Each screw eye supports a working load of up to 150 pounds, making them suitable for many exterior applications.
• Durable steel construction:Made with steel for enhanced durability and strength, these screw eyes are built to withstand the elements.
• Lifetime warranty:Backed by National Hardware’s Lifespan Limited Lifetime Warranty, offering peace of mind with every purchase.

These screw eyes are ideal for a wide range of practical uses in Grass valley. Whether you are securing outdoor lighting, hanging planters, or creating custom garden features, these screw eyes provide a dependable solution. They are perfect for DIY enthusiasts and professionals who need sturdy hardware for exterior wood projects. While they support significant weight, caution is advised as they are not intended for overhead lifting, supporting human weight, or use with athletic or playground equipment.

In summary, the National Hardware 2 7/8 inch Screw Eyescombine ease of use, durability, and style, making them an essential addition to your hardware collection in Grass valley, CA. Available now at Grass Valley, these screw eyes will help you complete your outdoor projects with confidence and lasting strength.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer.