Value Collection 3RSWSR14200 Round Head Wood Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 3RSWSR14200 is a size 14 round head wood screw with a slotted drive, manufactured from brass and designed for wood fastening applications. It measures 2 inches in length under the head and conforms to ASME B18.6.1 dimensional standards. The round head profile sits proud of the surface, making it well suited for applications where a finished, visible fastener head is acceptable. Brass construction provides natural corrosion resistance, making this screw appropriate for use in environments where moisture exposure is a concern. Carpenters, finish tradespeople, and marine or general maintenance technicians will find this fastener appropriate for their work.

This screw is used in wood joinery, cabinetry, trim work, and general wood fastening tasks where a slotted drive is preferred or required. The size 14 thread diameter is on the larger end of the standard wood screw range, providing strong holding power in softer and harder wood substrates. Brass construction makes it suitable for outdoor, coastal, or humid-environment installations where steel fasteners are prone to rust or galvanic issues. It is sold individually with a minimum order of 10 pieces.

Key Features

• Size 14 thread diameter for strong wood-gripping holding power
• 2-inch length under head for deep substrate penetration
• Slotted drive for use with standard flat-blade screwdrivers
• Brass material provides corrosion resistance in moisture-prone environments
• Round head profile sits above the surface for a finished appearance
• Meets ASME B18.6.1 dimensional and quality standards

Compatibility

Designed as a standard ASME B18.6.1 round head wood screw for use in wood fastening applications requiring a size 14 slotted drive fastener in brass.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed with a flat-blade screwdriver sized to the slotted head. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended for hardwood substrates to prevent splitting and reduce drive torque. No power tools or special certifications are required, though standard safe fastener handling practices apply.