Description
Timber Screws Hex Head
- Zenith trusted quality at competitive prices
- Hex head with no seal
- Full thread
These self drilling Zenith Hex Head Type 17 Timber Screws are a perfect general purpose external screw for applications in timber.
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Coach Screws Metric HDG
- Tech-Shield coating provides up to 4 times the protection of HDG when used in treated timbers (resists corrosion caused by timber treatment)
- For fastening timber to timber, metal to timber
- Hex head allows for increased "clamping pressure"
- Made to Australian Standard 1393
- "Gimlet point" allows for easier penetration of timber
Bolt your structures with Zenith’s trade quality bolts. Used for fastening any material into timber where there is no access to the rear. Use when an ordinary screw will not be strong enough. Featuring a Tech-Shield coating, these Zenith bolts are designed to last. Tech-Shield is an advanced technical coating, specially formulated to protect the bolt from the chemicals found in both CCA and ACQ treated pine, reducing the risk of corrosion and prolonging the life of the bolt.
Plasterboard Screws Bugle Head 10Gx100mm-Pbx50-CBE6600
Plasterboard Screws Bugle Head
- Internal use
- Zenith trusted quality at competitive prices
- Bugle head countersinks without ripping the paper
These Zenith Bugle Head Screws are specifically designed for installing plasterboard wall lining to timber and thin steel.
Timber Screws Hex Head 12Gx65mm-Pbx50-CVM7765
Timber Screws Hex Head
- Zenith trusted quality at competitive prices
- Hex head with no seal
- Full thread
These self drilling Zenith Hex Head Type 17 Timber Screws are a perfect general purpose external screw for applications in timber.
Metal Screws Wafer Head C3 8-18x12mm-Pbx100-CBL7412
Metal Screws Wafer Head
- Zenith trusted quality at competitive price
- Internal use
- Wafer head for a low profile finish
- Easy to use
These self drilling Zenith Metal Screws with a low profile wafer head are suitable for internal applications.
