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Designed specifically for professional decking and cladding installations, these 63mm colour-coded screws from Ecoscape are ideal for contractors and DIY enthusiasts seeking a seamless, high-quality finish for their grey-toned composite projects. These screws offer excellent weather resistance and visual harmony with composite boards, though users must note that they specifically require a No.2 Square Bit for installation, which is not typically included in standard screwdriver kits.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | ECO09CS100AR63 |
| Brand | Ecoscape |
No, the pack does not include the No.2 Square Bit. You will need to source this tool separately.
No, using a Phillips bit will likely strip the head of the screw. A No.2 Square Bit is mandatory for a secure fit.
While they can be used on timber, they are specifically optimized for composite materials to prevent mushrooming and splintering.
Each pack contains 100 screws.
Yes, they feature a durable finish designed for outdoor use in decking and cladding applications.
Ensure you are using a dedicated No.2 Square Bit rather than a Phillips bit, and apply consistent downward pressure while driving.
Reduce the torque on your drill or use a lower speed setting to ensure the screw head sits flush without over-penetrating.
Check if you are hitting a hidden metal framing component or a knot in the underlying timber; pre-drill a small pilot hole to clear a path.
To ensure a professional installation, you must have a No.2 Square Bit on hand. Before driving the screws, it is recommended to test the depth on a scrap piece of composite material to avoid over-driving the head. While these screws are treated for outdoor use, regular inspection of your deck or cladding is recommended. In coastal or highly saline environments, check periodically for any signs of corrosion. Always pilot-drill when working near the ends of boards to prevent cracking, especially in colder temperatures when composite boards may be more brittle.
