Decking Timber Screws

Measure across the outside of the thread - not the shank - to get the gauge (an 8g screw measures about 4.2mm). Screw gauges have a wider tolerance than bolts, so treat it as a close match rather than exact. Then measure the length - countersunk timber screws are measured overall, head included.
Every product page carries a Screw Gauge and TPI chart for its range - every gauge links straight to the product. Rule of thumb for timber: coarse threads for softwood and framing, fine threads for hardwood.

Decking timber screws fix deck boards down to timber joists with a countersunk, ribbed head that self-embeds flush into the board without a pre-drilled countersink. The T17 self-drilling point cuts in without splitting, and the part-thread pulls the board tight to the joist to stop movement and squeaks.
For the full dedicated range and coatings, see our Screws for Decking category.
GRADES AND MATERIALS
Stocked in G304 and G316 stainless and Class 4 coated carbon steel. Stainless and Class 4 are the correct choice for treated pine (which is corrosive to plain steel) and for coastal or exposed decks.
DRIVE AND INSTALLATION
In-Hex (Allen) or square drive for grip at the head. The T17 tip means no pilot hole in softwood; pre-drill hardwood boards like merbau and spotted gum to prevent splitting at the board end.
SIZE AND THREAD
Gauges 8g to 12g, lengths to suit 19mm and 22mm boards into 45mm-plus joists. Coarse thread for grip in softwood; choose a length that drives at least 30mm into the joist.
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Countersunk decking screws with a T17 self-drilling tip and a ribbed head that sinks flush into the board face. Stainless and Class 4 coated for treated pine and exposed outdoor decks. 8g to 12g.
TECHNICAL RESOURCES
Pilot-hole, drive size and gauge reference: Technical Resources. For In-Hex bits, see Hex Bits. Choosing a finish? See our guide to choosing a screw coating, and match the size on our screw gauge sizing chart.











