Impact Wood Screws – 5.0 Γ— 50mm (Tub of 1600)

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Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm are high-strength timber fixings designed for roofing,
leadwork substrates and general construction. Supplied in trade tubs of 1600, these zinc yellow
passivated screws provide reliable fixing performance when installing plywood decks, timber
battens and structural roof components.

SKU: LL-SCR-WOOD-50-ZYP-1600

£37.50 per pack

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Description

Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm β€” Zinc Yellow Passivated (Tub of 1600)

5.0 x 50mm
Zinc yellow passivated
Impact driver ready
Tub of 1600

Why choose Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm

Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm are high-strength timber fixings for roofing,
leadwork substrates and general construction. The zinc yellow passivated finish offers
practical corrosion resistance for internal and sheltered external use, while the impact-ready
drive supports fast, consistent installation with modern impact drivers.

These screws are a dependable choice for fixing plywood decking, battens, firrings, noggins and
other timber elements that form the base for lead sheet, membranes and insulation systems.
When the substrate is right, the roof performs. When the fixings are right, the substrate stays right.

Key benefits

  • Strong timber fixing: 5.0mm diameter delivers excellent holding power in common softwoods and sheet materials.
  • Impact compatible: Designed for use with impact drivers and drills for efficient trade installation.
  • Zinc yellow passivation: Added protection for routine site conditions and sheltered exposure.
  • Clean, consistent set: Helps keep boards tight and reduces the risk of proud heads or substrate lift.
  • Trade tub efficiency: Tub of 1600 keeps teams moving on repeat fixing tasks.

Typical uses on site

Use Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm for roof decking, plywood substrates, battens and firrings,
timber framing and general carpentry. They’re ideal where you need repeatable fixing performance across larger
areas and where speed matters without compromising pull-out resistance.

Good practice & workmanship

Select fixings to suit the substrate thickness and design load. Drive screws straight and seat the head neatly
without over-tightening, which can crush boards and reduce holding performance. Where timber supports lead
coverings or roofing membranes, consistent fixing patterns help reduce movement, deflection and joint telegraphing.

At a glance β€” Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm

Product Impact Wood Screws
Size 5.0 x 50mm
Finish Zinc yellow passivated
Drive Impact driver compatible
Primary use Timber fixing, roof decking and substrates
Pack size Tub of 1600

Always follow project specifications and fixing schedules. Choose screw length and diameter to suit the timber,
board thickness and load conditions.

Using Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm in roofing and leadwork substrates

In roofing construction, the durability of the finished covering is closely linked to the stability of the timber
substrate beneath. Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm are commonly used to secure plywood decking,
firrings and battens that support lead sheet, membranes and insulation systems.

Correct fixing depth and consistent spacing help prevent substrate movement, board lift and differential deflection.
When used with 18mm structural plywood, Impact Wood Screws 5.0 x 50mm typically provide strong penetration
into supporting timbers while maintaining excellent pull-out resistance.

For leadwork applications, secure substrates support thermal movement without distortion. Reliable timber fixings
help reduce the risk of joint telegraphing and contribute to long-term performance of lead bays, flashings and
apron details.


Additional information
Weight 5 kg
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