Value Collection WPFI0-400750-100BX Wood Screw No4 Box 100

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WPFI0-400750-100BX is a No. 4 flat head wood screw with a Phillips drive, sold in a box of 100. At 0.75 inches overall length, this screw is suited for light fastening work in wood assemblies, cabinetry, trim, and general carpentry. The flat head design sits flush with or countersinks into the material surface for a clean finish. Constructed from Grade 2 steel with a zinc plating, the fastener provides basic corrosion resistance suitable for interior applications. The Phillips drive is compatible with standard No. 2 Phillips bits and drivers commonly found on any job site.

This screw is used in residential and light commercial construction, millwork, furniture assembly, and general wood fastening tasks. The No. 4 thread size and 0.75-inch length make it well suited for thin stock, light trim, and close-tolerance work where a larger fastener would split the material or protrude through the back face. Carpenters, finish trades, and general contractors will encounter this size regularly in door casing, base trim, and cabinet installation work. The 100-piece box quantity supports small to medium job requirements.

Key Features

• No. 4 thread size for light-duty wood fastening in thin stock and trim applications
• 0.75-inch overall length minimizes risk of blowthrough on thin material
• Flat head profile countersinks flush for a clean surface finish
• Phillips drive accepts standard No. 2 Phillips bits
• Grade 2 zinc plated steel construction for basic corrosion resistance in interior use
• Box of 100 for job-site or shop use

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose flat head wood screw compatible with standard wood, MDF, and softwood substrates where a No. 4 thread diameter and 0.75-inch length are specified.

Installation Notes

A licensed carpenter or general tradesperson installs this fastener using a No. 2 Phillips bit with a manual or power driver set to appropriate clutch torque for the substrate to avoid stripping the head. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended in hardwoods and near board edges to prevent splitting. Do not overdrive — the flat head should sit flush or just below the surface without compressing the surrounding wood fiber. Follow applicable building codes for fastener spacing and withdrawal resistance requirements where structurally relevant.