The classic, cut (not rolled) thread, full shank, decorative, raised countersunk head screw used for decades in vintage vehicles, mounting chromed bathroom fittings & door & window hardware. Takes a high polish.

See table below for gauge code & dimensions. Note: We can supply around 30 variants of this pattern of screw. Please email for quotes for sizes & gauges not listed.

WHAT DOES GAUGE MEAN? - For decades wood screw gauges have been described using a wire gauge measure (usually BSW - British Standard Wire Gauge or AWG - American Wire Gauge) which bear no relationship to metric measurments.  This means for example a 6 Gauge screw is not a 6mm screw.  Machine screws on the other hand are more logical - a 6mm machine screw or bolt will be nominally 6mm diameter.)

• See HERE for SLOTTED head, COUNTERSUNK patterns.
• See HERE for PHILLIPS head, COUNTERSUNK patterns.
• See HERE for RAISED COUNTERSUNK options.

Screw Gauge Nomenclature

• TPI = threads per inch
• Pitch = distance in mm between threads
• Dec. inch = inches expressed decimally
• Fractional Equivalent = inches expressed in fractions