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5-lbs Hillman Deck Plus 10 x 2.5" Wood To Wood Deck Screws Expired
$18.80
$34.99
Amazon has 5-lbs Hillman Deck Plus 10 x 2.5" Wood To Wood Deck Screws (48416) for $18.80. Shipping is free w/ Prime or on $25+ orders.
Thanks to Community Member burntorangehorn for sharing this deal.
Key Features:
Thanks to Community Member burntorangehorn for sharing this deal.
Key Features:
- ~365 pieces per package (~73 pieces per pound)
- Recommended for use with ACQ, CA, and CCA treated lumber
- Type 17 point is designed to eliminate the need to pre-drill
- Flat Head has been designed to lay flat with your decking to provide a smooth finish
- Star Drive is twice as durable as Phillips head and prevents stripping
- Star-bit is included in every package
- 4-layer coating provides superior rust and corrosion protection
- Limited Lifetime Warranty
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- Our research indicates that 5-lbs Hillman Deck Plus 10 x 2.5" Wood To Wood Deck Screws (48416) is $14.43 lower (43.4% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $33.23 at the time of this posting. -StrawMan86
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For comparison, the same box is $35 at Lowe's. 2.5" length is optimal for attaching 2X lumber. 5lb bucket.
Manufacturer description:
SELF-DRILLING POINT: Together, coarse screw threads and a self-drilling point design eliminate the need for a pilot hole
FLAT-HEAD STYLE: Sits flush with material
TAN CERAMIC COATING: 4-layer coating provides superior rust and corrosion protection
STAR DRIVE STYLE: Also known as Torx, this drive is designed to reduce slippage and camout when tightening the screw
FREE T25 STAR BIT: Free driver bit included in package to match screws and take the guesswork out of installation
SAFE FOR TREATED LUMBER: Recommended for use with ACQ, CA, and CCA treated lumber
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Manufacturer description:
SELF-DRILLING POINT: Together, coarse screw threads and a self-drilling point design eliminate the need for a pilot hole
FLAT-HEAD STYLE: Sits flush with material
TAN CERAMIC COATING: 4-layer coating provides superior rust and corrosion protection
STAR DRIVE STYLE: Also known as Torx, this drive is designed to reduce slippage and camout when tightening the screw
FREE T25 STAR BIT: Free driver bit included in package to match screws and take the guesswork out of installation
SAFE FOR TREATED LUMBER: Recommended for use with ACQ, CA, and CCA treated lumber
https://smile.amazon.co
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Maybe 15 screws were unusable due to too much coating deposited in the torx grooves. imo a good, low defect rate.
On the down side, the coating is thin paint and comes off to a degree with an insertion. Some people argue they should not be reused for this reason. I live in a crazy dry climate and am not too worried about corrosion, but be advised. There are more expensive styles with bonded coatings that should last in a rain forest.
These claim no pre-drilling required, and that's basically true-- they go in nicely. But pre-drilling near board ends is still required, as the shaft physically displaces wood to the point of splitting.
2.5" I would not use on 2x boards, but 5/4" deck boards only. If pressure treated lumber, cupping and warping are powerful and the extra shaft length is needed to combat that. Not only as the boards age, but as they're placed. Brute force board bending is a required during most of the install and shaft length is good to have.
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In the product page title it says tan, then says white, so I checked and everywhere (including Lowe's) lists that same model number as tan.
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Maybe 15 screws were unusable due to too much coating deposited in the torx grooves. imo a good, low defect rate.
On the down side, the coating is thin paint and comes off to a degree with an insertion. Some people argue they should not be reused for this reason. I live in a crazy dry climate and am not too worried about corrosion, but be advised. There are more expensive styles with bonded coatings that should last in a rain forest.
These claim no pre-drilling required, and that's basically true-- they go in nicely. But pre-drilling near board ends is still required, as the shaft physically displaces wood to the point of splitting.
2.5" I would not use on 2x boards, but 5/4" deck boards only. If pressure treated lumber, cupping and warping are powerful and the extra shaft length is needed to combat that. Not only as the boards age, but as they're placed. Brute force board bending is a required during most of the install and shaft length is good to have.
https://slickdeals.net/f/15483778-grip-rite-prime-guard-maxs62703-deck-screw-10-2-1-2-t25-stainless-1lb-10-98?v=1
I had placed an order for the grip-right stainless via the above deal, but it appears that I can still cancel the order and grab a 5lb. bucket of these for just a bit more. Which are better for indoor/outdoor projects?
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I had placed an order for the grip-right stainless via the above deal, but it appears that I can still cancel the order and grab a 5lb. bucket of these for just a bit more. Which are better for indoor/outdoor projects?
Stainless is generally better overall, because there's no coating that can rub off while drilling, but these are slightly stronger and pretty darn good IMO. The comments in that stainless thread cover some of the pros and cons quite well.
Maybe 15 screws were unusable due to too much coating deposited in the torx grooves. imo a good, low defect rate.
On the down side, the coating is thin paint and comes off to a degree with an insertion. Some people argue they should not be reused for this reason. I live in a crazy dry climate and am not too worried about corrosion, but be advised. There are more expensive styles with bonded coatings that should last in a rain forest.
These claim no pre-drilling required, and that's basically true-- they go in nicely. But pre-drilling near board ends is still required, as the shaft physically displaces wood to the point of splitting.
2.5" I would not use on 2x boards, but 5/4" deck boards only. If pressure treated lumber, cupping and warping are powerful and the extra shaft length is needed to combat that. Not only as the boards age, but as they're placed. Brute force board bending is a required during most of the install and shaft length is good to have.
Do you not have an issue with 3"+ screws punching all the way through when attaching 2X to 2X, or do you slightly angle your screws? I use longer when attaching 2X to 4X or larger, but can go either way on 2X to 2X.
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10 x 2-1/2-in Wood To Wood Deck Screws (1000) https://www.lowes.com/pd/Hillman-...5001564093
She doesn't like big decks?