Decking & Timber Screws

Our Decking & Timber Screws range includes specialist screws and coach screws chosen for strength, corrosion resistance and fast installation. Whether you're fixing deck boards, building pergolas, installing sleeper walls or securing heavy structural timber, you’ll find the right screw for the job here.

The range includes specialist decking screws, coach screws and structural timber fixings in a variety of head styles and corrosion-resistant finishes.

What’s Included
Use the links below to explore specific decking and timber screw types:

• Advanced Coach Screws – Heavy-duty structural timber fixings
• Coach Screws – Exterior – Exterior-coated timber fixings for outdoor use
• Coach Screws – Zinc – Traditional zinc-plated coach screws for indoor or sheltered applications
• C2 Deck-Fix Cylinder Head Decking Screws – High-performance decking screws for strong clamping and clean finishes
• C2 Deck-Fix Collated Screws – Collated decking screws for fast, efficient installation
• Decking Screws – Standard exterior decking board fixings
• Decking Screws – Stainless Steel – Corrosion-resistant decking screws for coastal and damp environments
• Carriage Bolt, Washer & Nut – Exterior Green – Structural timber-to-timber or timber-to-steel fixing solution
• Timber & Landscaping Screws – Structural hex and wafer head timber screws in green, silver and stainless finishes

Choosing the Right Screw

Deck Boards to Joists
Use purpose-designed decking screws for secure, clean fixing with excellent corrosion resistance.

Heavy Structural Timber
Coach screws and timber & landscaping screws provide superior pull-out resistance and clamp force for larger joints, sleepers and landscaping timber.

High-Moisture or Coastal Conditions
Choose stainless steel decking screws or A4 stainless timber screws for maximum corrosion resistance in exposed environments.

Neater, Low-Profile Finishes
Wafer head timber screws distribute load evenly while sitting lower in the timber surface - ideal where appearance matters.

Head Type Comparison

Finish Comparison (Corrosion Resistance)

What Size Should You Use?
As a practical guide, choose a screw that penetrates 2–3× the thickness of the material being fixed into the base timber.

Typical Uses
This range covers:

• Garden decking and board fixing
• Pergolas, summer houses, garden structures
• Sleepers and retaining walls
• Structural timber framing
• Fence posts and rails
• Cladding and external fixings
• Situations requiring high pull-out resistance