IMSCREWS 1/4 x 1-1/2 Hex Head Lag Screws, 304 Stainless Steel, Fully Threaded Wood Bolts for Fencing & Hardware, 50 pcs
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"IMSCREWS 1/4 x 1-1/2 Heavy-Duty Lag Screws - 304 Stainless Steel (50 pcs)
Bulk Pro-Pack for Large Projects Our 50-piece contractor pack is the economical choice for large-scale outdoor installations. Perfect for securing dozens of gate hinges, fence rails, or metal brackets. The 1.5-inch length is optimized to provide maximum anchor depth in standard 2x lumber (1.5 thick) without piercing through.
Fully Threaded for Maximum Bite Features a fully threaded design that ensures constant engagement from the sharp tip to the hex head. This maximizes surface area contact, providing superior pull-out resistance in shallow to medium mounting depths where every millimeter of thread counts.
304 Stainless Weather Defense Forged from premium 18-8 (304) stainless steel. compatible with ACQ pressure-treated lumber. It resists rust in humid environments and prevents corrosion streaks on high-value cedar, redwood, or deck framing.
FAQ ¡ñ Tools: Fits a standard 7/16 hex socket or wrench. ¡ñ Pre-drilling: Use a 1/8 bit for softwoods or 3/16 bit for hardwoods to prevent timber splitting. ¡ñ Why 50 pcs? Best value for consistent, multi-point installations like full fence runs.
MAXIMUM THREAD GRIP Features a fully threaded profile to maximize wood fiber engagement in 1.5-inch depths, providing elite withdrawal resistance for heavy hardware.
IDEAL FOR BULK PROJECTS This 50-piece pro-pack is perfect for large-scale outdoor tasks like fence repairs, deck accessories, and garden furniture assembly.
304 EXTERIOR STABILITY Forged from premium 304 (18-8) stainless steel to inhibit oxidation and rust bleeding in cedar or pressure-treated lumber.
STABLE TORQUE INTERFACE Precision hex head ensures a secure 7/16 socket fit, offering stable torque transfer and reducing slipping compared to Phillips head screws.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION To prevent splitting and ensure structural integrity, pre-drilling a pilot hole (3/16 for softwoods, 7/32 for hardwoods) is recommended.
