6.5 x 200mm TIMBER-TITE® Tx Countersunk HD Screw, Net-Coat (10)

    Description

    Timber-Tite® is a universal, heavy-duty timber fixing that replaces traditional cup square bolts and coach screws for an easy, quick, secure and neater fix but hardened to give the strength of a high tensile bolt.

    The coarse single thread allows for fast insertion and locks firmly into the substrate making sure once these screws are in, they stay in, whilst our unique Net-Coat® green plating is specifically resists the effects of corrosion both from the elements and from the chemicals within the timber to ensure you have a fixing that lasts.

    TIMBER-TITE® BENEFITS:
    • HEAVY DUTY OUTDOOR FIXING.
    Ideal for joists, framing and sleepers.
    • EXTRA TORQUE WHEN NEEDED.
    Available with a countersunk torx recess or 8mm hex head to apply extra torque.
    • CPT HARDENED – NO MORE PILOT HOLES, STRONG AS A BOLT.
    Strong as a HT bolt, the screw should not snap & there is no need to pilot in most materials.
    • ELIMINATES JACKING OF THE MATERIALS
    Exaggerated part thread prevents jacking & provides exceptional clamping.
    • PREVENT CORROSION, NET-COAT® PROTECTION.
    Designed to withstand the elements & work against the chemicals present in treated timber to combat galvanic corrosion.
    • FAST, SOLID FIX WITHOUT SPLITTING.
    Sharp, spiral point provides fast start, whilst coarse thread offers a solid fix with high pull out retention.
    • AWARDED THE TDCA’S DECKMARK+ ACCREDITATION.

    6.5 x 200mm TIMBER-TITE® Tx Countersunk HD Screw, Net-Coat (10)

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      £12.46 Excl. VAT

      • Want this tomorrow? Order within: Jun 13, 2026 14:00:00 +0100

      SKU: TFNP65200

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        Description

        Timber-Tite® is a universal, heavy-duty timber fixing that replaces traditional cup square bolts and coach screws for an easy, quick, secure and neater fix but hardened to give the strength of a high tensile bolt.

        The coarse single thread allows for fast insertion and locks firmly into the substrate making sure once these screws are in, they stay in, whilst our unique Net-Coat® green plating is specifically resists the effects of corrosion both from the elements and from the chemicals within the timber to ensure you have a fixing that lasts.

        TIMBER-TITE® BENEFITS:
        • HEAVY DUTY OUTDOOR FIXING.
        Ideal for joists, framing and sleepers.
        • EXTRA TORQUE WHEN NEEDED.
        Available with a countersunk torx recess or 8mm hex head to apply extra torque.
        • CPT HARDENED – NO MORE PILOT HOLES, STRONG AS A BOLT.
        Strong as a HT bolt, the screw should not snap & there is no need to pilot in most materials.
        • ELIMINATES JACKING OF THE MATERIALS
        Exaggerated part thread prevents jacking & provides exceptional clamping.
        • PREVENT CORROSION, NET-COAT® PROTECTION.
        Designed to withstand the elements & work against the chemicals present in treated timber to combat galvanic corrosion.
        • FAST, SOLID FIX WITHOUT SPLITTING.
        Sharp, spiral point provides fast start, whilst coarse thread offers a solid fix with high pull out retention.
        • AWARDED THE TDCA’S DECKMARK+ ACCREDITATION.

        Screw-Tite® > Drives fast. Holds tight. Job done.

        • No pilot hole needed (most of the time)
          Screw-Tite screws are designed with self-drilling or self-cutting tips, meaning they bite straight into wood and many materials without pre-drilling.
          Less prep, fewer tools, faster jobs.
        • Advanced thread design = stronger hold
          They often feature deep, sharp threads that pull materials together tightly and reduce splitting.
          Result: a more secure fix with less effort and fewer stripped holes.
        • Precision drive head reduces cam-out
          Screw-Tite screws are typically designed with high-quality drive recesses (like Pozi or Torx-style) that give better bit grip and reduce slipping.
          That means fewer stripped heads, cleaner installs, and less swearing mid-job

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