Wood Screws

Looking for reliable wood screws to keep your projects secure? You've come to the right place! Our selection of wood screws offers the strength and durability needed for any woodworking task. Whether you're crafting furniture, building a deck, or tackling a DIY project, these screws ensure a firm hold in wood materials.

Choose from a variety of sizes and head types to suit your specific needs. From flat head to countersunk, each option provides a clean finish, making your work look professional. Our screws are crafted from high-quality materials like stainless steel and zinc, offering resistance to rust and corrosion. This means your projects will stand the test of time, even in challenging environments.

For those working with timber, our timber screws are designed to handle the unique demands of heavier wood. They feature a thicker shank and deeper thread, providing extra grip and stability. This makes them ideal for structural applications where strength is paramount.

Wondering about the difference between wood screws and timber screws? Wood screws are typically used for lighter applications and have a finer thread, while timber screws are built for heavy-duty tasks with a coarser thread for better grip in dense wood.

No need to worry about pre-drilling holes for wood screws. Many of our options come with self-drilling tips, saving you time and effort. However, for harder woods, pre-drilling might still be beneficial to prevent splitting.

Identifying a wood screw is simple. Look for a tapered shank and a sharp point, designed to penetrate wood easily. The head is often flat or countersunk, allowing it to sit flush with the surface for a neat appearance.

Our wood screws are available in convenient packs, ensuring you have enough for any project. With options from leading brands, you can trust in the quality and performance of each screw. Keep your operations humming with our reliable hardware solutions, designed to meet the demands of any work environment.

What kind of screws are best for wood?

For wood projects, screws with a sharp point and tapered shank are ideal. Look for options made from stainless steel or zinc for added durability and rust resistance.

Do I need to pre-drill holes for wood screws?

Pre-drilling is not always necessary, especially with self-drilling screws. However, for harder woods, pre-drilling can help prevent splitting.

What is the difference between wood screws and timber screws?

Wood screws are used for lighter applications with a finer thread, while timber screws are designed for heavy-duty tasks with a coarser thread for better grip in dense wood.

How do you tell if a screw is a wood screw?

A wood screw typically has a tapered shank and sharp point, with a flat or countersunk head for a flush finish.