Omg Inc FMGD212-350 Gold Deck Screws 2.5 in 350 Pack

Product Description

The OMG INC FMGD212-350 is a 350-count pack of 2.5-inch gold-colored exterior deck screws designed for fastening deck boards to structural framing. These are No. 9 diameter fasteners with a Pozisquare drive profile, which combines the holding power of a square drive with the bit engagement of a Phillips-style interface. The gold color is formulated to match the appearance of pressure-treated lumber, making them a practical choice where fastener visibility matters. A Pozisquare driver bit is included in each bucket. Weight per package unit is 35.25 pounds.

The FMGD212-350 is intended for exterior decking applications, including installations on pressure-treated lumber, copper azole-treated wood, cedar, and redwood. The coating is designed to resist the corrosive chemistry present in ACQ and copper azole treated lumber, which can degrade standard fasteners over time. These screws are packaged in a clear plastic bucket, which is practical for job-site use and inventory tracking. They are suited for residential and light commercial deck construction where a corrosion-resistant, color-matched fastener is specified.

Key Features

• 350 screws per pack in a clear plastic bucket with included Pozisquare driver bit
• 2.5-inch length, No. 9 diameter fastener for standard deck board attachment
• Gold color finish matches pressure-treated lumber appearance
• Coating rated for use with ACQ treated lumber and copper azole treated wood
• Pozisquare drive reduces cam-out during installation
• Suitable for cedar and redwood in addition to chemically treated lumber

Compatibility

Designed for use with ACQ treated lumber, copper azole treated wood, cedar, and redwood in exterior deck construction applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, general contractors, or experienced deck builders. Power down any nearby electrical equipment before working in close proximity to structural wiring. Use the included Pozisquare bit with a variable-speed drill or impact driver set to an appropriate clutch setting to avoid overdriving. Follow applicable local building codes for fastener spacing and penetration depth into framing members.