National Hardware 8 Lag Storm Shine Screw Eye (2-Count)

Introducing the National Hardware #8 Lag Screw Eye Storm Shine, now available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA. This durable and stylish screw eye is designed to provide reliable support for your exterior projects, combining functionality with a corrosion-resistant finish. Whether you are a professional contractor or a DIY enthusiast in Grass valley, this screw eye offers a dependable solution for securing items to wood surfaces.

• Durable steel construction:Made with sturdy steel to ensure long-lasting performance and strength.
• Storm Shine finish:Provides an attractive black appearance while offering high resistance to corrosion and abrasion, ideal for outdoor use.
• Easy wood penetration:The 1 5/8 inch screw eye is designed to bite into wood quickly and securely, simplifying installation.
• Safe working load:Supports a working load of 30 pounds, suitable for a variety of exterior applications.
• Limited lifetime warranty:Backed by National Hardware’s Lifespan Limited Lifetime Warranty for added peace of mind.

This versatile lag screw eye can be used in numerous practical ways around your home or worksite in Grass valley. Secure garden trellises, hang outdoor lighting, or fasten decorative elements with confidence. Its corrosion-resistant finish makes it especially suitable for exterior projects exposed to the elements, ensuring your installations remain strong and visually appealing over time. Both professionals and DIYers in Grass valley will appreciate the ease of installation and reliable performance this product delivers.

In summary, the National Hardware #8 Lag Screw Eye Storm Shineis an essential hardware component for anyone looking to enhance their outdoor projects with durable and stylish fasteners. Available at Grass Valley in Grass valley, CA, this screw eye combines strength, corrosion resistance, and ease of use to meet your exterior fastening needs effectively.

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