Specially designed for attaching tongue and groove floorboards and panelling. Provides a secure hi...Specially designed for attaching tongue and groove floorboards and panelling. Provides a secure hidden fixture without causing damage, allowing a flush fit with the next board. CE Standard WebBS EN 14592:2008Corrosion Rating2 - Occasionally damp/wet, rural and sheltered areas. Driver Bit Size TX10. Finish Zinc & Yellow. Gauge 6. Head Dia. mm 4.66. Head Type Reduced Countersunk. Included Items TX10 Impact Bit (Qty 1). Inner Thread Dia. mm 2.22. Length inch 1. Length mm 45. Lubrication Gleitmo. Material Carbon Steel. Pack Dimensions L x W x H mm 115 x 145 x 40. Pack Weight kg 0.600. Point Type Twin-Cut. Product Code 35045C2TG. Recess Type TX Drive. Shank Type Plain. Size imp. 6 x 1. Size mm 3.5 x 45. Substrates Hardwood, Softwood, Chipboard. Thread Dia. mm 3.5. Thread Length mm 30. Thread Type 40° Single. A specialised fastener for fixing tongue and groove floorboards and panelling. It creates a secure and hidden fixture, allowing for a flush fit with the next board. C2 is a revolutionary high-performance screw designed using modern manufacturing methods and an innovative twin-cut point, ensuring consistent and rapid pick-up while reducing timber splitting.
This guide is for anyone using Timco C2 Tongue-Fix Premium Tongue & Groove Gold Woodscrews. These screws provide a secure, hidden fixture for tongue and groove floorboards and panelling, allowing for a flush fit. A key consideration is the screw's suitability for occasionally damp environments; it's ideal for rural and sheltered areas. This guide covers features, usage, setup, and troubleshooting to help you get the best results.
All features
Colour
Yellow
Model Part Number
35045C2TG
Brand
Timco
Extended Product Information
FAQs
What size screws should I use?
Use 3.5 x 45mm screws. Ensure the length is suitable for the thickness of the boards you are joining.
What type of driver bit do I need?
You need a TX10 impact bit, which is included in the pack.
Can I use these screws outdoors?
Yes, they are suitable for use in occasionally damp/wet, rural, and sheltered areas, but not in highly corrosive environments.
What materials are these screws made from?
They are made from carbon steel with a yellow zinc finish.
What is the head type?
The head type is reduced countersunk.
What is the thread length of the screws?
The thread length is 30mm.
What is the purpose of the twin-cut point?
The twin-cut point helps to reduce timber splitting and provides consistent and rapid pick-up.
Are these screws suitable for use with hardwoods?
Yes, they are suitable for use with hardwoods, softwoods, and chipboard. Pre-drilling may be beneficial with hardwoods.
Troubleshooting
Screw head snapping off during installation
Ensure you are using the correct TX10 bit and not over-tightening. Reduce the speed of the drill/driver if needed.
Difficulty in driving the screw into the wood
Pre-drill a pilot hole, especially in hardwoods. Ensure the drill/driver is set to the correct torque setting.
Screw not providing a flush fit
Check the alignment of the tongue and groove. Ensure the screw is fully countersunk, and the head is flush with the surface.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides a secure and hidden fixing for tongue and groove applications.
Reduces timber splitting due to the twin-cut point.
Suitable for use in occasionally damp environments.
Includes a TX10 impact bit, simplifying installation.
Cons
Limited to tongue and groove applications.
Not suitable for highly corrosive environments.
Requires a TX10 driver bit.
May not be suitable for all types of wood, specifically very hard hardwoods.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Installation: Use a TX10 impact bit (included) with a power drill or impact driver. Pre-drilling is not always necessary due to the twin-cut point, but may be beneficial in very dense hardwoods.
Compatibility: Compatible with hardwood, softwood, and chipboard. Ensure the screw length is appropriate for the thickness of the material.
Care: Avoid over-tightening the screws, which can damage the wood. Wipe away any debris or dust from the screw heads or surrounding areas. Store screws in a dry environment.