Product Overview
SSDHPD212SB Quik Drive DHPD Collated Exterior Hardwood SS Screws (Carton of 1000pcs)
#10X2-1/2 HARDWOOD SCREW 305SS TAN03
QUIK DRIVE COLLATED SCREW
Deck-Drive DHPD WOOD SS Screw
Common Application: Hardwood Decking, Docks and Boardwalks
The DHDP hardwood decking screw is specially designed to penetrate the hardest wood products with ease. With its unique paddle-style drill point, it virtually eliminates splitting without predrilling. The wings on the shaft counterbore hard material, allowing the head to countersink easily for a clean finished look. Available in Type 305 stainless steel for additional corrosion protection.
Features:
Penetrate the hardest wood products without predrilling.
Compact head ensures a low-profile installation and reduced visibility.
Wings on the shaft counter-bore hard material and allow the head to countersink for a clean look.
Driver bit included in each package.
#2 square drive (replacement bit BIT2S, see page 264 for more information).
This screw is also available in bulk for hand-drive installation. See page 66 for details.
#10X2-1/2 HARDWOOD SCREW 305SS TAN03
QUIK DRIVE COLLATED SCREW
Deck-Drive DHPD WOOD SS Screw
Common Application: Hardwood Decking, Docks and Boardwalks
The DHDP hardwood decking screw is specially designed to penetrate the hardest wood products with ease. With its unique paddle-style drill point, it virtually eliminates splitting without predrilling. The wings on the shaft counterbore hard material, allowing the head to countersink easily for a clean finished look. Available in Type 305 stainless steel for additional corrosion protection.
Features:
Penetrate the hardest wood products without predrilling.
Compact head ensures a low-profile installation and reduced visibility.
Wings on the shaft counter-bore hard material and allow the head to countersink for a clean look.
Driver bit included in each package.
#2 square drive (replacement bit BIT2S, see page 264 for more information).
This screw is also available in bulk for hand-drive installation. See page 66 for details.
