"IMSCREWS 5/16 x 2 Heavy-Duty Lag Screws - 304 Stainless Steel (20 pcs)
Professional Grade Structural Strength Engineered for heavy-duty timber connections, the 5/16 diameter provides significantly higher shear resistance than standard 1/4 screws. Our 20-piece pro-pack is ideal for securing thick metal brackets, deck railings, or mounting hardware to 4x posts and beams across larger projects.
Vise-Like Clamping Power Our partially threaded shank features a smooth upper section that allows the bolt to pull the outer board or hardware tightly against the support post. This creates a gap-free, rock-solid joint, preventing the bridging effect common in long full-thread screws for a professional-grade finish.
304 Stainless Exterior Defense Forged from premium 18-8 (304) stainless steel for elite rust protection in outdoor environments. compatible with ACQ pressure-treated lumber. Prevents unsightly corrosion streaks on high-value cedar, redwood, or premium deck framing.
FAQ • Tools: Fits a standard 1/2 hex socket or wrench. • Pre-drilling: Recommended. Use a 3/16 bit for softwoods or 7/32 bit for hardwoods to prevent timber splitting. • Why 20 pcs? Best value for consistent, multi-point installations like mounting multiple deck brackets or fence hardware.
PRO-GRADE CLAMPING FORCE The engineered partial thread allows the shank to bypass outer boards, drawing timber members together for a rock-solid, gap-free joint.
SUPERIOR LATERAL STRENGTH Featuring a heavy-duty 5/16 diameter, these bolts offer elite resistance to shear forces, ideal for heavy gate hinges and deck framing.
304 EXTERIOR DEFENSE Forged from premium 304 (18-8) stainless steel to prevent rust and corrosive bleeding in cedar, redwood, or pressure-treated lumber.
[304 EXTERIOR DEFENSE] Forged from premium 304 (18-8) stainless steel to prevent rust and corrosive bleeding in cedar, redwood, or pressure-treated lumber.
MAX-TORQUE INTERFACE Precision hex head ensures a secure 1/2 socket fit, providing stable torque transfer for controlled seating in extra-dense timber.
TECHNICAL SPECIFICATION To prevent splitting and protect the 5/16 shaft, pre-drilling a pilot hole (7/32 for softwoods, 1/4 for hardwoods) is required.