Hillman Power Pro Self-Drilling Bronze Ceramic Coated Exterior Wood Screws #10×6” 5 lb

Name: Hillman Power Pro Self-Drilling Bronze Ceramic Coated Exterior Wood Screws #10x6” 5 lb
SKU: H48618
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$51.99

SKU: H48618 Categories: Fasteners, Hardware, Screws

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These Hillman Power Pro Self-Drilling Bronze Ceramic Coated Exterior Wood Screws are a go-to choice for any outdoor wood project. The bronze ceramic coating gives them a rich, warm color and a serious level of corrosion resistance, so you don’t have to worry about them rusting or leaving stains on your deck or fence. You’ll appreciate how easily they drive into wood without a pilot hole, making your job faster and easier. You’ll find them to be a perfect fit for building decks, fences, or playsets, providing a strong, lasting connection that will hold up to the elements for years to come.

Key Features of Hillman Power Pro Self-Drilling Bronze Ceramic Coated Exterior Wood Screws

Ceramic coating provides excellent corrosion resistance

Flat head with nibs for a clean, flush finish

Self-drilling point for quick and easy installation

Coarse threads provide a strong grip in wood

Ideal for use in outdoor projects like decks and fences

A durable fastener designed to withstand the elements

Additional Information

Brand: Hillman

Product Type: Wood Screw

Model:

Product Use: Exterior wood construction

Size: 5 lb

Material: Steel, Ceramic Coated

Height: 1/4 inch

Length: 6 inch

Width: 1/4 inch

When using these screws, it’s very important to use an impact driver. While they can be used with a standard drill, an impact driver 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 a pilot hole when you’re working with hardwoods or close to the edge of a board to prevent splitting.