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Product Specifications
| Part Number : | FMTLOK08-50 |
| Size: | 8 Inch |
| Color: | Black |
| Item Package Quantity: | 1 |
| Item Dimensions | |
| Weight: | 3.6 Pounds |
Technical Details
- Nationally code compliant IBC/IRC ESR #1078
- Head-stamped for easy code inspection
- Unique tapered head countersinks easily into wood
- Guaranteed corrosion resistance for the life of the project
- ACQ approved
Product Description
From the Manufacturer
Save time, money, and labor costs. TimberLOK's sharp point and aggressive threads penetrate the densest woods without predrilling and provide stronger shear values than 3/8 inch galvanized lag screws. TimberLOK's unique countersinking head design is perfect for your next wood-to-wood project, whether it be deck framing, fencing, or any post to beam connections. It’s also perfect for replacing galvanized spikes in raised flower beds, landscaping, or retaining walls. No need to predrill and sledge a spike. TimberLOK just zips right in. Each pack size contains a free 5/6 inch driver bit. TimberLOK fasteners are American made.
Product Description
FastenMaster, 50 Pack, 8" Timberlok Screw, No Pre-Drilling, Timberlok Drives Right Through Pressure Treated Wood & Reduces Labor Time With Quick & Safe 1 Step Installation, Guaranteed Corrosion Resistant Performance, Boxed.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
Awesome!,
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This review is from: FastenMaster FMTLOK04-50 TimberLOK Heavy-Duty Wood Screw, 4 Inches, 50-Count (Tools & Home Improvement)
These things are GREAT!Extremely reliable and STRONG (and reusable too) I would HIGHLY recommend these for all constructions tasks that require wood to fastened. I've used them for temporary staging, bracing, binding headers & attaching my 50" plasma TV to the wall. A good electric drill/driver is all you need. These are FANTASTIC for renters too! You can quickly mount heavy objects to wood studded walls and have very little patching work when you leave. If Timberlok was smart, they would be looking for ways to include these things in the hardware install kits for all kinds of wall mountable items. Whenever I buy something wall mountable, the included bolts go in the recycle bin and the Timberloks come out.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
They work great!,
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This review is from: FastenMaster FMTLOK10-50 TimberLOK Heavy-Duty Wood Screw, 10 Inches, 50-Count (Tools & Home Improvement)
I recently used the 10" fastenmaster timberlok heavy duty wood scrws to construct a treated lumber retaining wall. The screws worked great, each box comes with a nut driver, which is nice, since they do wear out. I went through 5 boxes of these screws(50 ct. ea box), after driving 50 in, the nut drivers do wear out. Not one screw failed or broke, which is a sign of a quality product in my opinion. [...]
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
5.0 out of 5 stars
The best fencing screws I've found,
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This review is from: FastenMaster FMTLOK04-50 TimberLOK Heavy-Duty Wood Screw, 4 Inches, 50-Count (Tools & Home Improvement)
Living on a farm with a lot of wood rail fencing, I often have to build, remove, or move fencing according to our changing critter needs. Over the years, I've tried a variety of attachment methods, including various screws and lag bolts, often struggling with screws that strip out or are that are impossible to use without predrilling holes.From the first moment I used these screws, I was completely amazed at how easily they go in, as well as the dressy appearance they provide. They zip right into the wood like nothing else I've ever tried. We generally use them to attach 2x6 rails on 4x4 posts. Occasionally, when we are screwing close to end of a rail, and it is dry and weathered, we pre-drill the rail just to help prevent the wood from splitting, but on newer, greener lumber this is not usually necessary.
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