Starborn Headcote Stainless Trim Head Deck Screws

Features

For hardwood, cedar, redwood, composite/PVC, pressure-treated decking (finish applications), and PVC trim

Grade 305 and Marine Grade 316 stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance

Lengths from 1-5/8" to 3"

Reinforced trim head with nibs for better countersinking

Extra deep star drive recesses to prevent cam-out

Type 17 auger tips for faster, easier insertion and to help prevent splitting

Description

Starborn Headcote Stainless Trim Head Deck Screws provide a seamless hold and professional finish. Featuring color-coated heads, Headcote is compatible with hardwood, cedar, redwood, pressure-treated, composite/PVC decking, fascia, and trim boards. They're constructed of durable grade 305 or 316 marine-grade stainless steel for superior corrosion resistance. The reinforced trim head has nibs for better countersinking, and the extra deep star drive recesses to prevent cam-out. The type 17 auger tips are for faster, easier insertion and to prevent board splitting. Headcote is available in a range of colors, lengths, and pack sizes.

For a clean and professional finish, use the Smart-Bit Depth Setter Tool and Smart-Bit Predrilling & Countersinking Tool to install Headcote screws.

Specifications

Manufacturer	Starborn
Brand	Starborn
Sub-Brand	Headcote
Application	Exterior
Head Type	Trim Head
Drive System	Star Drive
Drive Type	T-15 (1-5/8" and 2-1/4") T-20 (2-1/2" and 3")
Compatible Materials	Hardwood, Cedar, Redwood, Composite/PVC, Pressure Treated Decking, and PVC Trim
Compatible Tools	Smart-Bit Depth Setter Tool, Smart-Bit Predrilling + Countersinking Tool
Material	Grade 305 or Marine Grade 316 Stainless Steel
Returnable	Yes
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Info & Guides

Montana Timber Products Color Match Guide

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