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The company’s newest collated fastener is specifically designed for hardwood decking jobs like fastening Ipe to pressure-treated joists. The DHPD’s paddle-style drill point eliminates the need to pre-drill holes
November 24, 2009
Deck planks can be tough to get through with traditional deck building products. Make your life easier with Simpson Strong-Tie’s new DHPD deck screw. The screw’s paddle-style drill point lets you skip pre-drilling and prevents you from splitting the hardwood. The screw is able to counter-bore hard material because of its reinforced mid-wings that allow the compact head of the screw to countersink into deck boards for a clean, less-noticeable finish.
Use these with the company’s Quik Drive auto-feed screw fastening system (shown here).
You can see more at www.strongtie.com/fasten or by clicking the video below.
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