What size do TimberLOK screws come in?

TimberLOK replaces 3/8″ lag screws and is approved for use in ACQ pressure treated lumber. There is no need to predrill with TimberLOK.

What is the difference between HeadLOK and TimberLOK?

HeadLok is a version of a TimberLOK with a 5/8″ diameter disc type head. It uses a spider drive recess and driver bit which are supplied with the fasteners. HeadLOK is also available in versions for various thicknesses of steel. HeadLOKs can be used in nearly any place a TimberLOK can.

Do TimberLOK screws rust?

GUARANTEED CORROSION RESISTANCE TimberLOK is guaranteed not to rust or corrode for the life of the project. The coating on this fastener has been tested in wood treatment chemicals, such as ACQ, and found to provide equivalent protection to code-approved hot-dipped galvanized coatings.

What screws to use for sleepers?

Timberlok screws are an alternative to traditional coach screws and can be used in a number of timber to timber applications. One of the most popular uses for Timberlok screws is fixing timber sleepers together.

Where are TimberLOK screws made?

American
TimberLOK fasteners are American made.

Are Timberlok screws strong?

These screws are strong enough to replace ⅜ lag screws, and can even be used as a replacement for traditional H 2.5 hurricane clips for connecting rafters and trusses. …

What are HeadLOK screws used for?

HeadLOK is a heavy duty flathead wood screw that does it all. It is ideal for many wood-to-wood applications including decks, fences, structural insulated panels, kitchen cabinets and more. HeadLOK screws zip right into the wood thanks to a sharp gimlet point that makes installation fast.

Are zinc plated screws oK for outdoor use?

Zinc-plated (electroplated galvanized screws) are coated in zinc powder. The result is a bright finish that’s rust resistant but not for outdoor use. Brass-plated and copper-plated screws will not rust, which makes them an attractive choice for outdoor projects, but they are not as strong as steel.

What fixings do I need for sleepers?

The best way to secure sleepers is with appropriate timber screw. The type of wood you choose to work with will dictate the type of fixing that needs to be used. Softwoods can be fixed with a choice of steel or zinc screws.