Value Collection WPFIB-120150-100BX Flat Head Wood Screw

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION WPFIB-120150-100BX is a No. 12 flat head wood screw designed for secure fastening in wood substrates. With a 1.5-inch overall length and Phillips drive, this screw seats flush with the surface when fully driven, making it suitable for finish carpentry, cabinetry, and general wood assembly. The brass construction resists corrosion, making it a practical choice in humid or marine-adjacent environments. This box contains 100 screws, providing enough quantity for production-level or repetitive fastening tasks. Licensed carpenters, cabinetmakers, millwork installers, and general contractors are the primary users of this fastener type.

This flat head wood screw is appropriate for residential and light commercial woodworking applications. The No. 12 thread size offers a strong bite in softwoods and hardwoods alike, and the flat head profile allows the screw to countersink cleanly into the workpiece. Common applications include face-frame assembly, drawer box construction, shelf installation, and rough framing connections where a flush surface is required. The Phillips drive is compatible with standard bit drivers used across the trade.

Key Features

• No. 12 thread size provides a strong mechanical hold in both softwood and hardwood
• 1.5-inch overall length suits medium-depth fastening tasks
• Flat head design countersinks flush for clean finished surfaces
• Phillips drive is compatible with widely available No. 2 Phillips bits
• Brass material offers natural corrosion resistance without surface coating
• 100-count box supports high-volume or repetitive fastening applications

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement-grade fastener suitable for standard No. 12 flat head wood screw applications in wood construction and millwork assembly.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by carpenters, millworkers, or general contractors using a No. 2 Phillips bit in a hand driver or power drill. Pre-drilling a pilot hole is recommended in hardwoods to prevent splitting and ensure proper seating of the flat head. Do not overdrive brass fasteners with high-torque power tools, as brass is softer than steel and the head can strip or shear. Follow applicable local building codes for structural fastening requirements.