A wood screw is a fastener engineered to join wooden pieces together. Like other fasteners, they are manufactured in different metals and alloys but are specifically designed for use with wood materials. The tapered shaft enables easier penetration into wooden surfaces.

The screw head comes in different styles – flat, round, or oval – and is typically designed to sit flush with the wood surface. These fasteners are available in multiple dimensions and configurations.

Here are the main types of wood screws in our inventory:

Phillips Head Wood Screws - these widely utilized fasteners are offered in multiple dimensions, lengths, and material compositions. The key benefit of Phillips screws is their ability to handle increased torque during installation without the screwdriver slipping or damaging the screw head. These screws excel in common applications including furniture construction, structural framing, and cabinetry work.
Round Head Wood Screws - features a curved, dome-shaped top with a flat bottom surface. This type is commonly used in decking and construction projects. The head design incorporates a single straight groove across its diameter for driver engagement.
Flat Head Wood Screws - creates a level surface when inserted into wood, making them ideal for mounting tabletops, drawer assemblies, cabinet components, frame construction, and other projects requiring a countersunk installation.

Need help selecting the right wood screw? Reach out to us and our experienced support team will gladly guide you through the selection process to ensure you choose the appropriate fastener for your specific application.