Countersunk Stainless Steel Cladding Screws

From £15.10 £12.58 per pack (100 pcs)

Made from high-quality A2 (304 grade) stainless steel, these Elita screws are perfect for cladding applications where a high-quality finish is required.

They are extremely resistant to tensile and fracture damage and feature a deep six-point star-shaped recess in the head that allows the driver bit to lock in securely for ease of installation.

Elita screws feature a 3-step countersunk head which permits a perfectly precise flush finish.

Available in 2 sizes: 5.0 x 50mm and 5.0 x 60mm.

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SKU: ELITA

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Product Description

At a Glance

Ideal for cladding and decking applications.
Self-countersinking head for a neat flush-fitting finish.
Stainless steel provides the ultimate resistance to corrosion.
Perfect for softwood and hardwood timber.
Deep six-point star-shaped recess enables the driver bit to lock in, requiring less torque, reducing user fatigue and extending tool battery life.
A2 / 304-grade stainless steel.
A free T25 screwdriver bit supplied with every box.

Screw Sizes

5.0 x 50mm.
5.0 x 60mm.

Requires T25 Driver Bit.

Why Stainless Steel Screws?

Stainless steel offers the ultimate level of corrosion resistance. Unlike some steel fasteners, it won't react with stain-causing tannins present in some wood species like Western Red Cedar and Oak. Stainless steel is a softer metal than carbon steel, and it will flex to some extent; however, this is advantageous, particularly for decking. Exterior wood will swell and shrink by a small amount as moisture is absorbed in the winter months and released in the summer months. Stainless steel deck screws can flex without breaking to a certain degree as the wood expands and contracts.

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