Timco Timber Screws - Hex Flange Head Exterior Green - 6.7 X 60
Designed as an alternative to the traditional coach screw mainly used for timber to timber applica...Designed as an alternative to the traditional coach screw mainly used for timber to timber applications. Coated with a patented multi-layer corrosion resistant plating to withstand 1,000 hours salt spray test, this screw is ideal for external applications. ApplicationFraming, Landscaping, Decking, Fencing, Stairs, Roofing, Gazebos, Pergolas, SleepersCE Standard WebBS EN 14592:2008ColourOlive GreenCorrosion Rating3 - Urban & industrial areas with a low salt atmosphereDescriptionDesigned as an alternative to the traditional coach screw mainly used for timber to timber applications. Coated with a patented multi-layer corrosion resistant plating to withstand 1,000 hours salt spray test, this screw is ideal for external applications. FinishExterior (Green Organic)Fixed Washer Dia. mm12.00Head Dia. mm16.08Head TypeHex FlangeInner Thread Dia. mm4.40Length mm60LubricationWaxMaterialCarbon SteelPack Dimensions L x W x H mm95 x 90 x 60Pack Weight kg0.600Point Type25° Sharp with Single SlashProduct Code60INShank TypeHelixSize mm6.7 x 60Socket Size mm8SubstratesHardwood, SoftwoodThread Dia. mm6.7Thread Length mm40Thread Type50° Single Deep. This screw is an excellent alternative to traditional coach screws, designed specifically for timber-to-timber applications. Coated with a patented multi-layer corrosion-resistant plating, it withstands up to 1,000 hours in salt spray testing, making it perfect for outdoor use. Key Features: Hex head with countersunk design and fixed washer Patented lubrication enhances insertion speed and improves corrosion resistance Helix shank for debris removal and improved clamping 50° deep single thread ensures strong fixing with high pull-out resistance Single slash point minimizes torque and reduces the risk of timber splitting at low edge distances 25° sharp point with single lead ensures a fast start and better thread engagement Ideal for those looking for durability and ease of use in timber constructiot
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Product Information
Full details
This guide is for anyone using Timco Timber Screws (6.7 x 60) for timber-to-timber applications. These screws offer superior corrosion resistance and ease of use for outdoor projects. However, it's important to note that the 60mm length may not be suitable for all applications, so consider the thickness of the materials you are joining. This guide will cover key features, usage, and troubleshooting to help you get the most out of your Timco Timber Screws.
All features
Colour
Green
Model Part Number
60IN
Brand
Timco
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What is the purpose of the green coating?
The green coating provides both aesthetic appeal and enhanced corrosion resistance for outdoor applications.
What size socket do I need?
You will need an 8mm socket or driver bit.
Are these screws suitable for treated lumber?
Yes, these screws are suitable for use with treated lumber due to their corrosion-resistant coating.
Can these screws be used with composite decking?
These screws are primarily designed for timber-to-timber applications. While they might work, confirm compatibility with the composite decking manufacturer's recommendations.
What is the thread length of these screws?
The thread length is 40mm.
What is the head diameter?
The head diameter is 16.08 mm.
What applications are these screws best suited for?
Framing, landscaping, decking, fencing, stairs, roofing, gazebos, pergolas and sleepers.
Troubleshooting
Screw head stripping during installation.
Ensure the correct socket size (8mm) is being used. Apply consistent pressure and avoid over-tightening. Pre-drilling may be necessary.
Screw is difficult to drive into the timber.
Pre-drill a pilot hole, especially in hardwood. Use a lubricant (wax) to reduce friction during insertion.
Screw is not flush with the surface.
Ensure the screw is inserted straight and the hex head is fully seated. If the screw is still proud, check the pilot hole depth.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Excellent corrosion resistance for outdoor applications.
The hex flange head provides a secure and stable fixing.
Sharp point and helix shank design for ease of use.
Durable and long-lasting performance.
Cons
The 60mm length may not be suitable for all timber thicknesses.
Requires an 8mm socket for installation.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Preparation: Ensure the timber is pre-drilled if necessary, especially for hardwood, to prevent splitting. The pilot hole diameter should be slightly smaller than the core diameter of the screw.
Insertion: Use an 8mm socket or appropriate driver to insert the screw into the timber. Apply consistent pressure to drive the screw straight.
Tightening: Tighten the screw until the flange head sits flush with the timber surface. Avoid over-tightening.
Compatibility
Materials: Compatible with both hardwood and softwood.
Tools: Requires an 8mm socket or suitable driver.
Care
Storage: Store screws in a dry environment to prevent corrosion.
Maintenance: Regularly inspect outdoor projects for any signs of damage or loosening. Replace screws if necessary.