TimbaScrew Flange Timber Screws Black 6.7 x 150mm 50… (9360J)

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TimbaScrew Flange Timber Screws Black 6.7 x 150mm 50 Pack (9360J)

Single coarse thread hex head timber screws. Suitable for fencing, roofing, decking and landscaping. High corrosion resistance ideal for external use. Type 17 slash-point for reduced timber splitting. Sharp point for easy penetration. Partial thread increases clamping effectiveness. Suitable for replacing traditional coach screws. Supplied with screwdriver bit.

Hex Head
Pilot Hole Not Normally Required
50° Deep Single Thread
Suitable for Indoor & Outdoor Use
Straight Shank for Smooth Penetration
Heavy Duty Coating
Shank Flutes Help Remove Debris
1000 Hours Salt-Spray Tested

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Rated 5 out of 5 by Newtster from Sleeper screws Great product that was easy to use with attachment supplied

Date published: 2021-02-26

Rated 5 out of 5 by Robb58 from Great screws Ideal fixings for large timbers and perfect for external use in landscaping jobs

Date published: 2021-02-25

Rated 5 out of 5 by cat785 from Top notch screws Did the job well on 100mm x 200mm softwood sleepers. even my little 12v bosch impactor coped with these.

Date published: 2021-02-22

Rated 5 out of 5 by Bigart from Exceptional timber fixings Used these screws for the first time this weekend. They were very quick and very strong. Perfect for decking frame. Will definitely use again saves so much time not needing to drill pilot holes.

Date published: 2021-02-21

TimbaScrew Flange Timber Screws Black 6.7 x 150mm 50 Pack Reviews - page 2

What is the difference between a TimbaScrew and a TimberFix screw, they both meet EN 14592

Asked by: Tackroom

Hi Is the coating suitable for treated timber ACQ thanks jeff

Asked by: jeff1137

Hello, ACQ treated lumber can be corrosive to metal, however, these screws are ruspert coated so have a high corrosion resistance and should therefore be ok to use. However, most ruspert coatings will eventually wear away. So, if the timber you have is going to be a permanent feature (i.e permanent decking etc) it would be advisable to opt for hot dipped galvanized or stainless steel nails/screws as these would last much longer in ACQ treated wood, as well as being even more corrosion resistant than these ruspert coated screws. You may wish to consult with a tradesperson for additional advise. Alternatively it might also be a good idea to contact the manufacturer/supplier of the timber to see what they are able to recommend. Thanks for using Q&A.

Answered by: DGIFF

Date published: 2020-11-23

For fixing new oak sleepers would you need a pilot hole, and if so what size?

Asked by: Crashtest

Hello, Thank you for using Q&A. These can be used without a pilot hole, (see the first couple reviews on the webpage for these screws). Hope that helps. MH

Answered by: Screwfix778

Date published: 2020-09-11

Length of TimbaScrew for job

What screw length should I use to join two pieces of 200mm x 100mm x 2.4M oak sleeps together to create raised beds?

Asked by: SwyncombePete

Hello SwyncombePete, I am afraid that we are not able to provide advice regarding the sizing of screws which you need to be using. It would be recommended to speak to a qualified tradesperson for guidance. Thank you for using Q&A SW

Answered by: SWake

Date published: 2020-09-05

Are these recommended for use with Oak sleepers?

Asked by: Scottyt78

Hello, These screws are recommend for a variety of different applications in wood. They can be screwed into Oak sleeper as well. However, whether they are suitable for your particular installation depends on what you are actually needing/intending to do with the sleeper/fixing. If you are unsure which fixings should be used for your installation we recommend contacting a competent tradeperson for advice. Thanks for using Q&A. [DG]