What are screw cover caps?

Screw cover caps are designed to clip, stick or screw over the head of a fixing to hide it from view. They improve appearance and can also offer protection against moisture, dirt and corrosion.

They are commonly used where fixings are visible, such as furniture, cladding, kitchens and external installations.

Types of screw cover caps

Plastic screw cover caps
These are push-fit caps designed to cover standard screw heads. Available in colours such as white, black, brown, grey and oak finishes, they are ideal for general fixing work.

Hinged screw caps
Hinged caps are fixed under the screw head and then clipped shut. They provide a secure cover and are commonly used for visible fixings in panels and fittings.

Hex head cover caps
Designed to fit over hex head screws, these caps are widely used in roofing and cladding. Available in a wide range of colours, they allow fixings to blend into the surface.

Self-adhesive cover caps
These stick directly over the fixing point and are commonly used in furniture and cabinetry. Available in woodgrain and colour-matched finishes.

Threaded metal screw caps (including brass and chrome finishes)
Often used for decorative applications, these screw-on caps are typically made from solid brass with finishes such as polished chrome, satin and brass.

Concrete screw cover caps
These caps are designed specifically to cover concrete screw fixings. Available in finishes such as white, light oak and mahogany, they are commonly used in window frames, masonry fixings and external installations where a neat, colour-matched finish is required.