Steel Wood Screws - Countersunk

These Wood screws are manufactured from steel and have a smooth shank that allows the screw to pull the two pieces of wood together for a tight joint. Drill pilot holes before installation. Click on the Eureka Size Guide for more information on pilot hole size.

Features & Benefits

• Screws are extremely strong, making them a popular choice for hanging heavy doors.
• A smooth shank allows the screws to turn in the top piece of wood while pulling the bottom piece tightly against it.
• Require pilot holes, drilled 2mm smaller than the size of the screw used.
• Wood screws have fine shallow threads.
• Are better suited for hardwood applications than softwood.
• Features the slotted head drive which can lead to the screwdriver bit slipping and damaging the workpiece.

Extra information

• Wood screws can be used in conjunction with wall plugs to hang objects such as curtain rails and towel racks.
• Tend to rust fairly quickly and easily.
• Should mainly be used for antique furniture construction or restoration.