Omg Inc FMGD002-75 Gold Deck Screws 2 Inches 75 Pack

Product Description

The OMG INC FMGD002-75 is a 75-count pack of No. 9 diameter, 2-inch gold-colored exterior deck screws designed for use in outdoor decking applications. These fasteners feature a Pozisquare drive pattern and carry a gold finish that closely matches the color of pressure-treated lumber, keeping fastener heads visually consistent with the deck surface. Each pack ships in a clear plastic bucket for easy job-site storage. A Pozisquare driver bit is included with every pack. The corrosion-resistant coating is formulated to perform in contact with ACQ treated lumber and Copper Azole treated wood, making these screws a practical choice for modern pressure-treated deck builds.

These deck screws are suited for residential and light commercial exterior decking installations. The gold color finish is engineered to blend with the tone of pressure-treated lumber, cedar, and redwood decking materials. The No. 9 diameter and 2-inch length target standard decking board fastening to joists. Carpenters, deck builders, and general contractors working with ACQ or Copper Azole treated lumber will find the coating compatibility especially relevant, as standard fasteners can corrode rapidly in contact with those chemical treatments.

Key Features

• No. 9 diameter, 2-inch length sized for standard deck board-to-joist fastening
• Gold finish matches the color of pressure-treated, cedar, and redwood lumber
• Pozisquare drive pattern for positive bit engagement and reduced cam-out
• Coating rated compatible with ACQ treated lumber and Copper Azole treated wood
• Ships in a clear plastic bucket for organized job-site storage
• Includes one Pozisquare driver bit with each pack

Compatibility

Designed for use with ACQ treated lumber, Copper Azole treated lumber, cedar, and redwood decking materials in exterior applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters or deck builders using a power driver or drill fitted with the included Pozisquare bit. Pilot holes may be required near board ends to prevent splitting, particularly with cedar and redwood. Follow local building codes for fastener spacing and penetration depth requirements when securing decking boards to framing members. Ensure driver speed and torque settings are appropriate for the fastener size to avoid overdriving and countersinking beyond the board surface.