OOK 100 ft. 75 lb. 14-Gauge Galvanized Steel Wire 50142 - The Home

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Complete construction, handicrafts and wire mesh projects with this OOK 14-gauge galvanized steel wire. The soft, flexible design helps keep your hands clean and cut-free, letting you handle a range of tasks. With a durable steel construction, this wire offers strength and reliability for a variety of commercial, residential and agricultural projects. This OOK 14-gauge galvanized steel wire measures 100 feet long and is easy to use to create a finished look.

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Complete construction, handicrafts and wire mesh projects with this OOK 14-gauge galvanized steel wire. The soft, flexible design helps keep your

100 ft. 75 lb. 14-Gauge Galvanized Steel Wire

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