Timco Classic A2 Stainless Steel Decking Screws – Tub 250
From £17.51£21.01 EX VATINC VAT
Timco Classic stainless steel decking screws in A2 grade, designed for outdoor decking construction. Double countersunk head, helix shank, and single slash point keep splitting and torque to a minimum. Available in 4.5 x 50mm and 4.5 x 65mm. Box of 250.
| Size | Price | QTY |
|---|---|---|
| 4.5 x 50mm | £17.51£21.01 | |
| 4.5 x 65mm | £21.23£25.48 |
Timco Classic A2 stainless steel decking screws are purpose-built for fixing softwood and hardwood decking boards to joists in outdoor environments. When you need PZ2 stainless steel decking screws that will hold firm through years of wet winters, UV exposure, and the occasional pressure wash, the A2 grade construction here does the job without corroding, staining, or leaving rust streaks across your boards. These come in a box of 250, which suits most standard decking jobs without running short mid-board.
The reduced head diameter is a practical detail worth paying attention to. Standard screw heads can sit proud or cause problems in profiled and grooved decking boards. Timco have sized the head to sit cleanly within the groove profile, which keeps the finished surface looking tidy and means you are not grinding heads down or redriving fixings that have not sunk properly.
Double countersinking on the head is there for good reason. A single countersink relies on the installer applying consistent torque to pull the head flush. The double countersunk design does more of the work for you, reducing the chance of head shear if you are driving a lot of screws in quick succession and pulling the head neatly into the timber surface. It is a small engineering detail that makes a noticeable difference on a full day of decking work.
What Sets These PZ2 Stainless Steel Decking Screws Apart
The helix shank deserves a mention. As the screw drives in, the helix geometry pulls waste material back out of the hole rather than packing it into the timber. This reduces the friction and resistance in the shank, which in turn improves the clamping force between board and joist. It also reduces the risk of the screw binding mid-drive, which is something you notice once you have had it happen a few times on a hot afternoon.
The single slash point reduces torque on entry and lowers the risk of splitting timber near edges and board ends. This matters when you are fixing close to the end of a board or working with tighter grain softwood that can be prone to checking. It is worth noting that stainless steel screws are the correct choice when fixing into green oak, cedar, or any timber treated with high-retention preservatives. These timbers contain compounds that will corrode standard zinc-plated or carbon steel screws within months, whereas A2 stainless steel is unaffected.
Sizing
The 4.5 x 50mm size is appropriate for standard 28mm to 32mm decking boards fixed to timber joists. The 4.5 x 65mm option is better suited to thicker boards or where you need more bite into the joist below. Both sizes are available here in boxes of 250. A PZ2 bit fits both and if you are running a power driver all day, a magnetic bit holder will save you more time than you might expect.
Pro Tip: When fixing near the end of a board, pre-drilling to around 3mm will reduce splitting risk even with the slash point design, particularly in drier hardwoods where grain tension is higher.









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