Value Collection GRDG3001750OP-1750BX Deck Screw 1750 Pack

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION GRDG3001750OP-1750BX is a No. 12 bugle head, square drive steel deck screw designed for structural wood fastening applications. At 3 inches overall length, this fastener provides solid bite through decking boards and into the framing below. The bugle head profile allows the screw to seat flush with or just below the wood surface without tearing the grain. Square drive reduces cam-out during high-volume installation. This bulk pack of 1750 screws is suited for deck installation crews, framing contractors, and general construction tradespeople who need consistent, job-site-ready fasteners in quantity.

This screw is intended for use in residential and light commercial wood deck construction, including decking board attachment to wood joists and framing members. The No. 12 diameter and 3-inch length make it a common choice for fastening nominal 5/4 or 2-inch decking stock. At 27 pounds per 1750-count box, this pack is sized for extended job use without frequent restocking. No special certifications or coatings are indicated for this fastener, so it is best suited for treated lumber applications where the installer verifies corrosion resistance requirements against local code and lumber manufacturer guidance.

Key Features

• No. 12 thread diameter for strong holding power in wood deck framing
• 3-inch overall length suits standard decking board-to-joist attachment
• Bugle head profile seats flush without tearing wood fiber
• Square drive recess reduces cam-out during repetitive power-driving
• Steel construction for consistent shank strength
• 1750-count bulk pack reduces jobsite restocking frequency

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose wood deck fastener suited for attaching nominal decking boards to wood framing and joist systems where a No. 12 bugle head square drive screw is specified.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters, deck contractors, or general construction tradespeople using a power drill or impact driver fitted with a square drive bit. Always verify that the fastener material and any coating are compatible with the specific pressure-treated lumber chemistry in use, as some treatments accelerate corrosion in uncoated steel fasteners. Follow local building code requirements for fastener spacing, edge distance, and penetration depth into framing members. Pre-drilling may be required near board ends to prevent splitting.