SpectreAdvanced Timber Fixing Screws -50 Pack - 6.3 x 100mm

Great quality timber screw, hex head for secure driving in to dense wood, super stong, corosion protection coating, great for outdoor use, pilot hole not aalways needed , drives into wood fast, bought to fix garden decking joists, over 500 screws used and not one snapped, great product, super fast delivery I would highly recomend

Good fittings , really tight , fired in with a impact gun , so easy .

These screws are great value and have excellent clamping strength. Used to join decking joists together. The hex head will take a lot of torque so you can drive them in tight. Didn't get a bit with mine but luckily had one that fit. Tried drilling some in at angles but this proved difficult using cordless dewalt driver. However managed to drive it in with a rachet in the end. Will definitely be using these type of screws in the future. Price seems to have increased quite a bit, not sure why - at a tad over £10 they are a bargain but there're now listed at £17! not sure I'd buy at this price, however they are fantastic.

I bought these to construct raised bed for flowers, shrubs and vegetables. The uprights are scaffold planks, joined by lengths of 75mm treated timber post material. There are 3 fixing screws at each board end. Although the bolts will screw into the wood, I drilled clearance holes through the planks, to ensure a tight fit. Found the hex drive bit amongst the screws after I'd fitted a dozen or so. My cordless Ryobi impact driver did a rattling good job.

Fantastic Screw no way they are not going in

Arrived quickly.I used on a project to add a fence to some decking, and wanted to ‘box’ the fence posts in to the supportsThey worked perfectly, easy to screw in and tightenI would buy these again

Absolutely brilliant and easy to use. Need to find another job where they are required.

The media could not be loaded.  You really need an 8mm socket (good quality 8mm nut setter otherwise it will get chewed up) and an impact driver for these. You could use a combi drill but if you are putting a lot in and into hard wood then you may struggle.. but a pilot hole would help in this situation. I just used an impact driving and straight into the post ie with out a pilot hole.Overall.. very happy with these screws. Went in very easy and really gripped tight.