SPAX PowerLag T-30 Washer Head Serrated Structural Screws 1/4”x6” 12 pk

Name: SPAX PowerLag T-30 Washer Head Serrated Structural Screws 1/4”x6” 12 pk
SKU: 161207
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$21.84

SKU: 161207 Categories: Fasteners, Hardware, Screws, Structural Connectors

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These SPAX PowerLag T-30 Washer Head Structural Screws are a great choice for a variety of structural wood projects. You’ll immediately notice the high-quality feel and the unique serrated threads, which are designed to go in smoothly and grab into the wood with a lot of force. The large washer head is perfect for distributing the pressure, so you won’t have to worry about crushing the wood or needing a separate washer. You’ll find them to be a true workhorse for things like building a deck, framing a shed, or securing a heavy-duty shelf to a wall. They make it simple to get a strong, secure connection without pre-drilling.

Key Features of SPAX PowerLag T-30 Washer Head Serrated Structural Screws

Serrated threads for fast and easy driving without pre-drilling

T-30 drive provides a strong, non-stripping connection

Large washer head distributes pressure for a secure hold

Black finish for a clean, professional look

Ideal for deck building, framing, and other structural projects

Provides a powerful and reliable connection in wood

Additional Information

Brand: SPAX

Product Type: Structural Screw

Model:

Product Use: Wood construction

Size: 12 pack

Material: Steel

Height: 1/4 inch

Length: 6 inch

Width: 1/4 inch

When using these screws, it’s very important to use a T-30 bit that is in good condition to avoid stripping the head. These screws are designed to be driven with an impact driver, which will make the job much faster and easier. For best results, use a bit that is rated for impact use. While these screws don’t require pre-drilling, you should still consider doing a pilot hole when you’re working with hardwoods to prevent splitting.