Roofing Fasteners By Homdum

• Wood screws : are probably the most commonly-used mechanical woodworking fasteners. These are used primarily for connecting wood to wood and are known for the clamping force that they provide to strengthen a joint. They can also be used to attach hinges, hardware, locks, and other non-wood objects.
• Self-drilling metal screws : increase productivity by reducing the number of steps required to screw together pieces of metal or screw any other material to metal. A self-drilling screw has a chisel tip similar to a drill bit. This allows you to skip pre-drilling a hole into thinner gauges of sheet metal.
• The nylon frame plug NFP for masonry: provides a professional and secure method for the fixing of doors and window frames. It has an elongated nylon plug body incorporating a countersunk collar and is supplied complete with heavy gauge screw in countersunk head, Also ideal for fixings in perforated brick and aerated concrete. When the screw is screwed in, the plug expands in two directions to provide secure anchorage in the surface With its long expansion element.