Timber screws are specifically designed for heavy-duty wood-to-wood connections, often featuring a hex head or flange head for high torque. Construction screws are versatile fasteners used for various structural framing and general construction applications.

Exterior wood screws are treated with specialized coatings (like ceramic or hot-dip galvanized finishes) or made from stainless steel to withstand harsh weather conditions and prevent rust.

Torx (star) drive screws offer better torque transmission, reduce slippage (cam-out), and extend the lifespan of driver bits, making them ideal for high-speed installations.

Chipboard screws are designed with a thin shaft and coarse threads specifically for fastening low-density wood materials like particleboard, chipboard, and MDF without causing splitting.

Truss head screws feature a wide, low-profile head with a large surface area. They are excellent for securing thin materials, metal brackets, or hardware to wood where a flush finish is not required but high clamping force is needed.