#8 x 1 5/8 Square Recess Drive Bugle Head Coarse Thread Drywall Screw Black Phosphate - Pkg of 2000

8X1 5/8 Bugle Square Drive Course Thread Type 17 Point Deck Screw 18 8 Stainless Steel. Type-17 used in decking materials including woods with medium density and composite materials. Bugle head screws are commonly used for drywall because it distributes bearing stress over a wider area than a flat head.

The WR6 kit is a six compartment Wood Rocket kit that is comprised of six different lengths of #6 Wood Rockets. They are manufactured with a single lead point and spaced threads that create for a strong hold when fastening drywall or sheetrock to wood framing. Wood Rockets feature a countersunk bugle head that tapers down in to the drywall after installation to provide a clean, finished look. Features: Reusable Six Compartment Kit Includes Most Popular Sizes which is made of Carbon Steel

The Ultimate Composite Deck Screw. Available in ACQ Compatible Coated and 305 Stainless Steel. C-Deck Composite Deck Screws are for use with wood, composite, PVC and other plastic materials. E-coat screws are available in 17 colors that will match most common deck colors on the market and has shown over 1000 hours of resistance in salt spray tests. C-deck is specially designed to eliminate the mushrooming and blemishes that can occur in composite materials. Features: Pressure treated compatible - Excellent performance in all plastic composite, PVC & wood decking Eliminates composite ...

12X3 1/2 Bugle Square Drive Course Thread Type 17 Point Deck Screw 18 8 Stainless Steel. Type-17 used in decking materials including woods with medium density and composite materials. Bugle head screws are commonly used for drywall because it distributes bearing stress over a wider area than a flat head.

8X2 1/2 Phillips Flat Head with Nibs Deep Thread Wood Screw with Type 17 Point Black Ox. Type-17 used in decking materials including woods with medium density and composite materials. Flat head screws are used when protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable. Typically 100 degree flat or for fastening softer materials, 82 degrees flat.