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Wood screws are specially designed for wood-to-wood fastening applications. They pull two pieces of wood tightly together to construct furniture, cabinetry, framing, and various general woodworking projects.
While self-tapping wood screws are engineered to tap their own threads as they drive into the material, pre-drilling a small pilot hole is still recommended, especially in hardwoods, to prevent the wood from splitting.
Washer head wood screws feature a built-in flange beneath the head that increases the surface bearing area. This design prevents the screw head from sinking too deep into the wood and offers superior holding power.
Timber screws are heavy-duty fasteners designed for large, structural wood assemblies such as post-and-beam construction, deck framing, and landscape timber joints. They offer higher shear strength and load capacity.
Socket head wood screws use an internal hex or drive key system, allowing for higher torque applications without drive slip (cam-out). They provide a modern look and are ideal for precision assembly projects.
