Grip-rite GRSSHW1021225 Hex Washer Head Structural Screw

Product Description

The GRIP-RITE GRSSHW1021225 is a hex washer head structural screw designed for load-bearing fastening applications in wood-to-wood and wood-to-metal connections. Part of the PrimeGuard Plus line, this screw delivers corrosion-resistant performance suited for structural framing, ledger board attachment, and similar heavy-duty construction tasks. The hex washer head allows for positive drive engagement with standard hex or socket tooling, reducing cam-out and improving installation torque. Licensed contractors, framers, and structural trades rely on this screw type where code-compliant fastening is required. The unit ships in box quantity with a minimum order quantity of one box.

This structural screw is appropriate for residential and light commercial framing applications where a reliable, corrosion-resistant fastener is needed. Typical installation scenarios include deck framing, ledger connections, structural panel fastening, and engineered lumber assemblies. It is suited for use in treated lumber environments where standard fasteners may degrade prematurely. Contractors and carpenters working to IRC or IBC fastening schedules will find this screw compatible with common structural fastening requirements.

Key Features

• Hex washer head design provides positive drive engagement and bearing surface
• PrimeGuard Plus coating offers corrosion resistance for treated lumber and exterior applications
• Structural-grade fastener suited for load-bearing wood-frame connections
• Compatible with standard hex bit or socket drive tools
• Sold by the box with a minimum quantity of one box

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style structural fastener for use in wood-to-wood and wood-to-metal framing connections typical of residential and light commercial construction.

Installation Notes

Installation should be performed by qualified carpenters or structural trades following applicable IRC or IBC fastening schedules. Use a hex driver bit or impact driver set to appropriate torque to avoid overdriving the fastener head into the substrate. Always verify that the fastener size and coating are appropriate for the lumber treatment type and exposure category before installation. Follow all local building code requirements for structural fastening patterns and spacing.