Roofing Screws

Welcome to our comprehensive category overview of Roofing Screws, where we delve into the diverse range of products tailored for various roofing needs. This guide is designed to help you understand the practical uses of different types of roofing screws and how to select the right one for your specific project.

Types of Roofing Screws and Their Uses

Metal to Metal Screws

Ideal for attaching metal roofing panels to metal frames, these screws are essential for ensuring a secure and durable metal roofing system. They come in various lengths such as 2 inches and 1.5 inches, allowing for a perfect fit depending on the thickness of the metal panels and frames.

Metal to Wood Screws

These screws are specifically designed for fastening metal roofing panels to wooden structures. Available in lengths like 1.5 inches and 2.5 inches, they offer a strong hold and are perfect for residential or commercial buildings with wooden frames.

T Set Screws

Our T Set Screws, including the .500 and .900 varieties, are specialized for specific roofing applications. They are known for their robust construction and are used in situations where precise, strong fastening is required.

Bolts and Nuts

Our collection includes M8 Flange Nuts and bolts in various sizes (16mm, 20mm, and 40mm). These are integral for securing components in roofing assemblies, ensuring a stable and reliable roof structure.

GripperFix Damper Pad

The GripperFix Damper Pad, sold in a box of 700, is a unique product designed to enhance the stability and longevity of your roofing system. These pads play a crucial role in reducing vibration and wear between components.

Selecting the Right Roofing Screw

When choosing the right roofing screw for your project, consider the following:

• Material Compatibility: Ensure the screw is suitable for the materials you are working with, whether it's metal-to-metal or metal-to-wood.
• Length and Size: The length of the screw should be appropriate for the thickness of the materials being fastened.

• Environmental Conditions: Consider the environmental conditions the screws will be exposed to. Stainless steel or coated screws are recommended for corrosion resistance.

   

By understanding the various types of roofing screws and their specific applications, you can make an informed decision for your roofing project.