Starborn Structural H23 Hex-Head Screws

Marsoni

M251S

$25.00

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Starborn Structural H23 Hex-Head ScrewsSTRUCTURAL H23 Deck Ledger APPLICATION Starborn Structural H23 screws are specifically designed to attach deck ledgers to rim joists. They are fully tested and code compliant alternatives to traditional lag screws and through bolts, with no pre drilling required. Structural H23 screws feature a hex washer head for maximum drivability, a unique Tri Forge point for reduced driving torque, and a high adhesion exterior grade coating. Complete fastening

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This works well for what I needed – a simple background for my kids’ online school. It’s lightweight and very easy to put together, and it stands up fine without needing to mount anything. The color is listed as black, but it’s more of a dark gray in person. Not a huge deal, just something to be aware of. It’s not super heavy duty, but it does the job for privacy and as a video backdrop. Overall, a good, portable divider that’s quick to set up and works well for light use.

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Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2026