Screws By Application

 

The Right Screw for Your Application

Batten Screws

As an "outdoor" nation that loves hard landscaping, decks, outdoor furniture, and structures, batten screws are essentially an Australian innovation. We use a ton of these heavy-duty fasteners to bolt wood together.
Coach screws have historically been the preferred fastener for many timber joints; however, because of their sharp edges and protrusions, or because their hexagonal head sticks up and presents a hazard to people walking around, they are not appropriate for use in public areas. In addition, additional work is required to counterbore and sink the heads neatly. Consequently, Batten Screws were created.

CLT Screws

Self-tapping wooden screws and cross-laminated wood are the perfect combinations for robust wood construction. The mainstay of solid timber construction is cross-laminated timber and the slabs that make it up.

To enable genuine load transfer between these slabs, sufficiently lengthy and powerful connections are needed, such as floor-to-floor and wall-to-wall connections. In this context, CLT screws are essential.

Collated Screws

Collated screws are held together by a strong plastic strip that fits precisely into all popular brands of auto-feed screwguns. To guarantee that the screws and plastic strip are precisely matched and avoid jamming in the auto feeder system, the collation process is entirely automated.

Buggle head drywall screws are among the most widely used types of collated screws. To fasten drywall sheets to a variety of surfaces, including wood, metal rails, wall studs, and ceiling joists, utilise bead head drywall screws.

Decking Screws

Threaded fasteners made especially for decks are called deck screws. They have a head, a shank, and a tip. Inside the head is a slot for a specific kind of bit, like a Philips head bit. In any case, deck screws are threaded fasteners that are employed in the construction of decks.

The drive type should be taken into account while selecting deck screws. The head recess determines the drive type. Additionally, you ought to choose deck screws made of the proper material. They are usually composed of materials resistant to corrosion, as previously described. It is essential for the material used to make them robust, long-lasting, and corrosion-resistant.

Facade Screws

As the name implies, facade screws are made significantly to fasten facade cladding to a substrate or underlying layer. These are specially designed fasteners that guarantee dependable and safe installations. Their exceptional durability and strength frequently distinguish them.

They work exceptionally well for fastening cladding materials to the underlying structure, including metal, wood, or insulating boards. Usually made of stainless steel for superior resistance to corrosion and wear, they are made to survive the most extreme weather conditions. To maintain the stability of the cladding material even in a range of temperatures, they may also adapt to thermal expansion and contraction.

Hinge Screws

With shanks that guarantee a straight and balanced insertion, hinge screws are made especially to fit hinges. It helps to prevent snapping and loose screws. Perfectly flush or raised finishes, flat or slash points, and a range of colours to match most hinges are all available. It is fully threaded to offer a stable adjustment.

Roofing Cladding Screws

In essence, a roofing screw is a roof fastener. These are the same thing. It is merely one part of a roof system's larger assembly. Cladding screws, panel fasteners, and roofing screws are interchangeable and perform substantially the same function. They secure roof sheets and cladding panels to a building's framework.

Treated Pine Screws

Treated pine is the only application for these screws. They have a non-slip point and a unique coating that shields the screws from the toxins found in the pine.

The flat finish that treated wood screws leaves your furniture or project surfaces clean and smooth is the main advantage of employing them.

Plasterboard Cement Sheet Screws

To avoid corrosion, cement board screws are often composed of galvanised steel and finished with black oxide. They are offered in a range of lengths and are supplied in packages of twelve. You can purchase the products in 12, 50, or 100 quantities.

The fixture or base that you want to attach the board to will determine the size of cement board screws you need.

Wood Screws

The primary purpose of wood screws is to join wooden objects firmly. They deal with hardwood, softwood, MDF, and chipboard. Numerous varieties of wood screws come with features like twin threads for intense driving, shanks to prevent wood splints and tips that eliminate the need for pre-drilled holes.

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