Coach screws, also sometimes called lag screws or lag bolts, are a type of heavy-duty screw commonly used for construction and woodworking projects. Designed to provide a strong and secure fixing, coach screws feature a sharp point and threaded shank for a strong grip into timber. Lag screws also have an hexagonal head that allows for tightening with a spanner or wrench for high torque. This type of screw is especially suited to heavy-duty applications like fixing beams or decking.
Pan head self tapping screws are mainly used in sheet metal but can be used in soft plastics or aluminium. These screws speed up assembly as there is no need to tap holes as with machine screws.
A drywall screw is designed for attaching drywall to wood or metal studs. It is available with either coarse or fine threads. They are threaded along their entire length and are self-threading, this allows them to be installed without the need of apilot hole.
A drywall screw is designed for attaching drywall to wood or metal studs. It is available with either coarse or fine threads. They are threaded along their entire length and are self-threading, this allows them to be installed without the need of apilot hole.
Pan head self tapping screws are mainly used in sheet metal but can be used in soft plastics or aluminium. These screws speed up assembly as there is no need to tap holes as with machine screws.
A drywall screw is designed for attaching drywall to wood or metal studs. It is available with either coarse or fine threads. They are threaded along their entire length and are self-threading, this allows them to be installed without the need of apilot hole.
A drywall screw is designed for attaching drywall to wood or metal studs. It is available with either coarse or fine threads. They are threaded along their entire length and are self-threading, this allows them to be installed without the need of apilot hole.