U2 Universal Screws 10 x 1-5/8 Bucket 500 PCS (U10101625P)

#10 screws take a T-25 U-Bit

UNIVERSAL SCREW
U2 fasteners™Universal screw is ideal for replacing those old deck screwsand is Structural & ACQ treated lumber compliant in IAPMOreport ER-454.The Universal screw’s features work together to drive and secure this screw in many types of materials that are used in residential construction. Features include the Tapper Point, which consists of the Cork Screw Start and Blade Cutting Thread for easy piercing and alleviating strain on the material. The Tight Star Recess system is designed to grasp the U-Bit tightly and can be installed with one hand. Underneath the Universal head Burrow Pocketsaredynamically engineered to help countersink into the toughest of materials. Below the smooth shank is the Reamer Thread, which enlarges the hole to create a passage when drawing materials together and reduces tension for the screw head.

Frequently Asked Questions:

Do I need to pre-drill with U2 Universal Screws™?

The self-tapping tapper point featuring a corkscrew start and blade cutting thread allow for fast starts and eliminate the need to pre-drill in wood, particle board, decking material, melamine and other similar substrates.

Are U2 Fasteners™ approved for ACQ-treated lumber?

U2 Fasteners™' proprietary U2 Gold coating consists of a multi-layered coating that is AC257 compliant for use in ACQ-treated lumber as well as ground-contact. 

Are U2 Fasteners™ better thank GRK or Spax?

U2 Fasteners™ are preferred by many pros due to their bits (U-Bits™) which are engineered to provide a snug, secure fit with the Tight Star Recess™ found on U2 Fasteners™ as well as their Self-tapping Tapper Point featuring a Corkscrew Start, Blade Cutting Thread, L-Cuts and the Bulge™. This design allows for fast starts, efficient material penetration, reduced splitting, and smoother driving with lower torque needed without pre-drilling. 

Which U2 Fastener™ is best for decking?

The U2 Fasteners™ Universal Screws are the best option for decking, framing, sub-floors, fencing, lattice, shelving, railings, stairs, fine woodworking, lateral bracing, and concrete formwork.