8 x 400mm Timco Wafer Head Landscaping Screws, Torx, Green, Box of 25 (400INW)
Corrosion Resistant In-Dex Landscaping Screws
Timco In-Dex Timber Landscaping screws designed for exterior timber construction, landscaping, fencing, and decking installations. With a wafer head for a low-profile finish, a 25-degree single slash point for quick installation, and a 50-degree deep single thread.
The green corrosion-resistant coating blends well with treated timber and provides the equivalent to 1000-hours of salt-spray protection. This makes them ideal for outdoor timber projects such as decking, fencing and garden structures.
Timber screws designed as an alternative to coach screws with fast installation, high holding power, and corrosion resistance. A combination that see’s these wood screws used by professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike for numerous applications.
400mm Timber Landscaping Screws Specification
- Size: 8 × 400mm
- Head Type: Torx (TX40) wafer head
- Finish: Green organic, 1000-hour salt spray tested corrosion resistance
- Pack Quantity: Box of 25
400mm Timber Landscaping Screws Features
- Wafer head
- Single slash point for fast penetration
- Helix shank for removing debris and to improve clamping
- Exterior green corrosion-resistant coating
- Patented lubrication, designed to enhance screw insertion time
Frequently Asked Questions - Timco Timber Frame Landscaping Screws
Do Timco timber landscaping screws require pre-drilling?
Usually not, the single slash point allows the screw to cut directly into timber, eliminating the need for pre-drilling in most softwoods.
Are these landscaping screws suitable for outdoor decking?
Yes, the corrosion-resistant coating is tested to 1000 hours salt spray, making them suitable for exterior decking and landscaping applications.
What drive bit is required?
These screws use a Torx drive, which offers good grip and reduces cam-out during installation.
Do these timber screws prevent splitting?
Yes, the single slash point reduces splitting, especially near the board edges.
What are these timber screws commonly used for?
They are typically used in decking boards, fencing, landscaping and general exterior timber frame work.
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Corrosion Resistant In-Dex Landscaping Screws
Timco In-Dex Timber Landscaping screws designed for exterior timber construction, landscaping, fencing, and decking installations. With a wafer head for a low-profile finish, a 25-degree single slash point for quick installation, and a 50-degree deep single thread.
The green corrosion-resistant coating blends well with treated timber and provides the equivalent to 1000-hours of salt-spray protection. This makes them ideal for outdoor timber projects such as decking, fencing and garden structures.
Timber screws designed as an alternative to coach screws with fast installation, high holding power, and corrosion resistance. A combination that see’s these wood screws used by professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike for numerous applications.
400mm Timber Landscaping Screws Specification
- Size: 8 × 400mm
- Head Type: Torx (TX40) wafer head
- Finish: Green organic, 1000-hour salt spray tested corrosion resistance
- Pack Quantity: Box of 25
400mm Timber Landscaping Screws Features
- Wafer head
- Single slash point for fast penetration
- Helix shank for removing debris and to improve clamping
- Exterior green corrosion-resistant coating
- Patented lubrication, designed to enhance screw insertion time
Frequently Asked Questions - Timco Timber Frame Landscaping Screws
Do Timco timber landscaping screws require pre-drilling?
Usually not, the single slash point allows the screw to cut directly into timber, eliminating the need for pre-drilling in most softwoods.
Are these landscaping screws suitable for outdoor decking?
Yes, the corrosion-resistant coating is tested to 1000 hours salt spray, making them suitable for exterior decking and landscaping applications.
What drive bit is required?
These screws use a Torx drive, which offers good grip and reduces cam-out during installation.
Do these timber screws prevent splitting?
Yes, the single slash point reduces splitting, especially near the board edges.
What are these timber screws commonly used for?
They are typically used in decking boards, fencing, landscaping and general exterior timber frame work.
