
Bremick 14G x 50mm Hex Roofing Screw with Seal, Type 17 Coarse Thread - 50 Box
Description & Specs
Bremick 14G x 50mm hex roofing screws are made for crest fixing roof sheets to softwood and hardwood timber. The Type 17 point drills cleanly into timber, and the EPDM seal helps form a watertight fixing on the crest. The 14g x 50mm size suits common timber-battened roofing.
- Gauge: 14G
- Length: 50mm
- Head type: Hex head with seal
- Point type: Type 17
- Thread: Coarse thread
- Material: Carbon steel
- Finish: B8 coating
- Pack quantity: 50
Roofing screws like these are commonly used to replace roof nails with screws for a firmer, more secure hold. The hex drive gives high torque with a standard nut driver, and the coarse thread grips well in timber.
More about this product
Bremick Hex Roofing Screw 14G x 50mm B8, Box of 50 is designed for fastening roof sheets to timber and thin metal battens for a secure, watertight connection. The Type 17 point drills cleanly into both softwood and hardwood timber.
- Gauge: 14G
- Length: 50mm
- Carbon steel, B8 coating
- Hex head with EPDM seal
- Type 17 point, coarse thread
- 50 box
The hex drive gives firm engagement and the seal helps maintain a watertight connection over timber battens.
Questions & Answers
What timber do these suit?
The Type 17 point and coarse thread suit both softwood and hardwood timber.
Is 14g x 50mm a common roofing screw size?
Yes, it is a common size for fixing roof sheets to timber battens.
Can these replace roof nails with screws?
Roofing screws like these are commonly used in place of nails for a firmer hold; pick the length to suit your roof build-up.
Do they include a seal?
Yes, an EPDM sealing washer helps form a watertight fixing.
How many are in the box?
This is a 50 box of Bremick 14G x 50mm hex roofing screws.
Shipping & Returns
Dispatches within 1-2 business days from our Australian warehouses
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