Timberfix 360 Premium Wood Screw, Partially Threaded, Countersunk Head

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Will these Timberfix 360 screws work with hardwood and softwood?

Yes. Timberfix 360 360 Premium wood screws are suitable for a range of boards and timber types including hard wood, soft wood, chipboard, oak, plywood, OSB and MDF. This makes them a practical choice for common indoor carpentry and fixings around the home.

Are the screws countersunk, and do I need to predrill?

They have a countersunk head, designed to sit flush in the material for a neater finish. For best results, especially in denser timbers, predrilling is often recommended to help reduce splitting and to ensure the screw drives cleanly.

What size screw am I getting in this pack?

This pack is 80 mm in length with a 5 mm thread diameter (also referred to as thread Ø 5 mm). It is supplied as 100 screws in total, which is handy for projects where you need a consistent batch size.

Do these screws have partial or full thread coverage?

They are partially threaded, which helps with a secure hold while allowing smoother pulling of the timber during fixing. This style is commonly used for timber to board connections where you want reliable grip without making driving unnecessarily difficult.

What finish are the screws, and are they suitable for indoor use?

Zinc plated for corrosion resistance. While these are generally selected for typical indoor carpentry tasks and dry environments, they can still be a better option than untreated screws when compared against mild moisture exposure during routine use.

Which bit and driver should I use?

The screw is designed for a PZ driver, so use the matching PH or PZ type Pozidriv bit as appropriate for the screw head. Using the correct bit helps achieve a firm drive and reduces the risk of cam out during tightening.

How can I check the part number before ordering?

Part No 019.10.151 matches the Timberfix 360 Scr Prt Csk PZ D5.0x80 mm, 100 pack. If you are replacing an existing batch or matching a current project, quoting the part number is the quickest way to ensure you get the right length and thread size.

Why choose a 100 pack for timber projects?

A 100 pack gives you enough screws for multiple tasks and repeat fixings, which helps reduce downtime when you are half way through a project. It also makes it easier to keep the same screw size and spec across the job for a consistent finish.