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Timco Solo Woodscrews – Trade Boxes of 1,000
Buy in bulk and save with the Timco Solo Woodscrew Industry Pack. Each box holds 1,000 screws, working out at under 1p per screw on the smaller sizes, ideal for joiners, builders, kitchen fitters and anyone getting through screws fast.
Solo is Timco's general-purpose single-thread woodscrew for softwood, chipboard and MDF, and for masonry when used with a plastic wall plug.
Why Trades Choose Timco Solo
- Double countersunk head: sits flush and reduces the risk of the head snapping off
- Wax lubricated: drives in faster with less effort, and adds corrosion resistance
- 40° deep single thread: strong grip and high pull-out resistance
- 25° sharp point: starts quickly without pilot holes in most softwoods
- Fully threaded up to 75mm; 80mm and longer have a 70mm thread
Specifications
| Brand | Timco |
| Quantity | 1,000 per box |
| Standard | BS EN 14592:2008 |
| Material | Carbon steel |
| Finish | Zinc & yellow |
| Head type | Double countersunk |
| Drive | Pozi (PZ2 bit) |
| Lubrication | Wax |
| Corrosion rating | 1 of 5 – clean, dry, low-humidity environments |
| Suitable for | Softwood, chipboard, MDF, masonry (with plug) |
| Sizes available | 4.0 x 30mm to 5.0 x 100mm |
Indoor Use Only
With a corrosion rating of 1, Solo yellow screws are designed for indoor, dry conditions. For outdoor, damp or coastal work, choose our A4 stainless steel wood screws or browse our decking and timber screws.
Need smaller quantities? See our Solo woodscrews in packs of 100 and 200, or browse the full wood screws range.
FAQs
How many screws are in an industry pack?
Each box contains 1,000 screws of a single size.
Which driver bit do I need?
All sizes in this pack use a PZ2 Pozi bit.
Can I use these screws outdoors?
No. Yellow zinc screws are rated for clean, dry indoor environments. For outdoor use, choose A4 stainless steel or exterior decking screws.
Do I need a pilot hole?
The 25° sharp point means pilot holes usually aren't needed in softwood, chipboard or MDF. Pre-drilling is recommended near the ends of timber to prevent splitting.