We stock a wide range of screws for general construction and joinery, including Grabbfix accelerator wood screws and T17 bimate screws, and Reisser countersunk woodscrews.
Grabbfix accelerator wood screws in trade pack sizes
Grabbfix T17 bimate point screws for fast driving
Reisser R2 countersunk woodscrews
If you can't find the screw size or type you need, tell us what you need here and we'll source it for you.
Reisser R2 Woodscrews Countersunk Yellow 3.0 x 20mm (200 Pcs) Features: Yellow tropicalised coat protects against rust. Specially engineered for better driving. No need for starting pilot hole. Suitable for...
REISSER R2 Woodscrews Countersunk Yellow 4.5 x 30mm (200 Pcs) Features: Yellow tropicalised coat protects against rust. Specially engineered for better driving. No need for starting pilot hole. Suitable for...
REISSER R2 Woodscrews Countersunk Yellow 5.0 x 25mm (200 Pcs) Features: Yellow tropicalised coat protects against rust. Specially engineered for better driving. No need for starting pilot hole. Suitable for...
REISSER R2 Woodscrews Countersunk Yellow 6.0 x 40mm (200 Pcs) Features: Yellow tropicalised coat protects against rust. Specially engineered for better driving. No need for starting pilot hole. Suitable for...
Choosing the Right Screw for the Job
A T17 point screw is designed to self drill without a pilot hole in most timber, saving time on site, while a standard woodscrew such as Reisser R2 suits general joinery where a pilot hole is already common practice. Always match the screw length to the material thickness, too short risks a weak fixing, too long can split thinner timber.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does T17 point mean on a screw?
It refers to the thread and point design, allowing the screw to self drill into most timber without needing a separate pilot hole.
What is the difference between Grabbfix and Reisser screws?
Both are quality wood screw brands, Grabbfix is known for accelerator and bimate ranges, Reisser is known for its R2 countersunk woodscrew range, largely a matter of preference and stock availability.
Do I need a pilot hole for these screws?
T17 point screws generally do not require one in softwood, harder or denser timber may still benefit from a small pilot hole.
Do you sell screws in trade pack quantities?
Yes, most of our screw ranges are available in 100 to 200 piece packs.
What screw length should I use for general stud work?
This depends on material thickness, as a guide the screw should penetrate at least 25mm into the base material for a secure fixing.
Can you source a specific screw size not listed?
Yes, tell us what you need and we will try to source it for you.
