Roofing & Construction Screws

High-performance roofing and construction screws designed for fixing metal, timber, and composite materials across a wide range of applications.

Fibre Cement Board Screw - For Light Section Steel (2)

Fibre Cement Board Screw - For Timber (1)

Self-Drilling Screw - For Light Section Composite Panel (7)

Self-Drilling Screw - Heavy Duty Section Steel (32)

Self-Drilling Screw - Light Duty Section Steel (50)

Slash Point Screw - For Sheet to Timber (18)

Stitching Screw - For Sheet Steel (5)

Wing-Tip Screw - Heavy Section Steel (9)

Wing-Tip Screw - Light Section Steel (21)

Roofing and construction screws are specialist fixings designed to drill, tap, and secure materials in one operation. They are widely used for steel, cladding, roofing, and timber to metal applications.

Also known as self drilling screws or tek screws, these fixings remove the need for pre-drilling. As a result, they save time on site and provide consistent, reliable performance.

What are self drilling screws?

Self drilling screws are fasteners with a built-in drill point. This allows them to cut through materials such as steel or timber without a pilot hole.

They are commonly used in roofing, cladding, steel framing, and general construction. Because they drill and fasten in one step, they improve speed and efficiency on site.

Types of roofing & construction screws

Type Also Known As Best For Typical Use
Self Drilling Screws Tek screws Metal to metal fixing Steel framing, brackets, sheet metal
Stitching Screws Sheet to sheet screws Thin sheet metal Roofing sheets, cladding laps
Slash Point Screws Sheet to timber screws Sheet metal to timber Cladding, roofing sheets to wood
Wing-Tip Screws Wood to metal screws Timber to steel Framing, battens, structural fixing
Composite Panel Screws Sandwich panel screws Insulated panels Composite cladding systems

Zinc vs exterior vs stainless steel screws

Finish Corrosion Resistance Best Use Environment
Zinc Low Internal work Dry environments
Exterior Coated Medium General outdoor use Urban / low salt exposure
Stainless / Bi-Metal High Harsh environments Coastal / industrial areas

Where are roofing and construction screws used?

  • Metal roofing and cladding installation
  • Composite panel and sandwich panel systems
  • Steel framing and structural work
  • Timber to steel fixing
  • Sheet metal fabrication and installation

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Frequently Asked Questions

What are self drilling screws used for?
Self drilling screws are used for fixing metal, timber, and composite materials without pre-drilling. They are common in roofing, cladding, and steel construction.

What are tek screws?
Tek screws are another name for self drilling screws. They have a drill point that allows them to cut into steel.

What screws are used for metal roofing?
Cladding screws, stitching screws, and self drilling screws are typically used for metal roofing and sheet fixing.

What is the difference between self drilling and self tapping screws?
Self drilling screws cut their own hole and thread. Self tapping screws require a pre-drilled hole.

Which screws should I use for timber to steel?
Wing-tip screws are designed for timber to steel fixing. They prevent thread binding and improve installation speed.

Are stainless steel self drilling screws better?
Stainless or bi-metal screws offer higher corrosion resistance. They are better suited to outdoor or harsh environments.