Anchor Screws

Description
FAQ

Steel Hex Screw Anchor(31 items)

Steel Hex Slotted Concrete Screw(40 items)

Steel Flat Phillips Concrete Screw(49 items)

Steel Flat Star Concrete Anchor Screw(11 items)

Stainless Steel Hex Slotted Concrete Screw(13 items)

Stainless Steel Flat Phillips Concrete Screw(19 items)

Steel Hex Washer Slotted Concrete Screw(1 item)

Stainless Steel Hex Washer Concrete Screw(6 items)

Steel Hex Washer Concrete Screw(20 items)

Steel Hex Washer Screw Anchor(57 items)

Stainless Steel Hex Washer Screw Anchor(7 items)

Steel Wafer Head Concrete Screws(4 items)

Steel Robertson Head Concrete Screws(1 item)

Steel Oval Head Concrete Screws(3 items)

Steel Pan Head Concrete Screws(7 items)

Steel Pan Head Drywall Screws(1 item)

Miscellaneous Anchor Screws(37 items)

Description

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between an anchor screw and a regular screw?

An anchor screw provides a secure hold in materials that may not be able to support the weight of an object on their own. Regular screws are designed to hold objects together.

How to choose the right anchor screw for my project?

Choosing the right anchor screw depends on the weight of the object being attached, the type of surface it will be attached to and the environment it will be installed in.

How do I install anchor screws in concrete?

Installing anchor screws in concrete involves drilling a hole into the concrete and then inserting the anchor screw.

How do I ensure that anchor screws are installed correctly?

Ensure that the anchor is appropriate for the job, the hole is drilled to the correct depth & diameter and the anchor is installed correctly.

What is the anchor length of these screws?

These screws are available in 1/2 to 10-inch anchor length variants.

What is the difference between stainless steel hex slotted concrete screws and steel pan head concrete screws?

Stainless steel hex slotted concrete screws feature a hexagonal head with a slotted drive for easy installation with a wrench or screwdriver, while the steel pan head concrete screws feature a rounded, slightly domed head for even load distribution and a flush finish upon installation.