Composite Decking Cladding Colour Coded Screw - 63mm - Grey

These coloured screws are designed for use with our composite decking boards and clips to ensure a...

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Designed for DIY enthusiasts and professional contractors, these Ecoscape colour-coded screws provide a seamless, professional finish for composite decking and cladding installations. The 63mm length ensures optimal holding power for standard board thicknesses, though users must note that these specialized fasteners require a specific No.2 Square Bit for installation to prevent cam-out and stripping.

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ColourGrey
Model Part NumberECO09CS50AR63
BrandEcoscape

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FAQs

Can I use a Phillips head bit to install these?

No, these screws require a No.2 Square Bit. Using a Phillips head will likely strip the screw head.

Are these screws suitable for use near the coast?

While they are corrosion-resistant, they are standard grade; if you are in an extremely high-salinity environment, check the material compatibility with your specific deck manufacturer.

Do I need to pre-drill the composite boards?

Pre-drilling is recommended for dense composite materials to prevent board splitting and to ensure a professional, flush finish.

Are these screws paintable?

They are designed to be colour-matched to the grey boards, so painting is typically unnecessary.

What is the length of the screw?

These screws are 63mm long, suitable for standard deck board thicknesses.

Troubleshooting

Screw head stripping during installation

Ensure you are using a genuine No.2 Square Bit and that the bit is fully seated before applying pressure.

Screw is difficult to drive into composite

Check if the material requires pre-drilling; some dense composite boards may need a pilot hole to assist the thread.

Screw head visible above board surface

Check your drill's depth setting or torque limiter to ensure you are driving the screw to the correct depth without over-torquing.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Seamless visual finish due to colour matching
  • High torque capacity with square drive recess
  • Specifically engineered for composite materials
  • Weather-resistant construction

Cons

  • Requires a specific No.2 Square Bit
  • Limited compatibility with non-square drivers
  • Not intended for heavy-duty structural timber connections

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To begin installation, ensure you have a standard cordless drill and a No.2 Square Bit. If you do not have this bit, it is highly recommended to acquire the matching Ecoscape Square Bit Tool to avoid damaging the screw heads.

Before driving the screw, check the board alignment. For maintenance, periodically inspect the deck every six months to ensure no screws have backed out due to seasonal timber movement. Because these are colour-coated, avoid using heavy abrasive cleaners or metal wire brushes on the screw heads during routine deck cleaning to prevent scratching the finish.

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