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Simpson Strong-Tie WSV134S Strong-Drive WSNTL134S Subfloor Screw, #8 Thread, Flat Head, #3 Drive, 300 Stainless Steel Yellow - pack of 2000
Item #: WSV134S by SIMPSON STRONG-TIE
UPC #: 707392880516
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Features
- Eliminates subfloor nail squeaking and costly call backs
- Variety of lengths to cover subfloor, wall plates and stair treads
- Minimum fastener penetration of 1-1/4 in into framing member is required
Finish
Zinc Dichromate
Thread Type
Twin
Material
300 Stainless Steel
Head Diameter
0.333"
Length
1-3/4"
Head Type
Flat
Drive Style
Lobe
Number in Package
1 pk
Packaging Type
Boxed
Indoor or Outdoor
Indoor
Callout Size
No. 9
Defective Code
C
Each Weight
16.420 LB
Hazardous Material
No
Returnable
Yes
Sub Brand
Quik Drive
Velocity
X
Product Type
Collated Subfloor Screws
Application
For fastening subfloor, sheathing, sill plate, stair tread, EWP-ply fastening for multi-ply trusses applications
Type
Collated
Thread Size
8
Color
Yellow
Drive Size
3
Collation Type
Curved
Nomenclature
WSV134S COLAT SCR #9X1-3/4
Point Type
Sharp
Product Overview
SCREW DECK CLTD NO9X1-3/4IN
Strong-Drive WSNTL subfloor screws are ideal for fastening subfloor, sheathing, sill plate and stair tread applications using the Quik Drive auto-feed screw driving system. With lateral shear, withdrawal and pull-though values that exceed those of 10d common nails, the holding power of WSNTL screws reduces the gaps between the joist and subfloor that cause floor squeaks. Installing WSNTL screws removes the need for gluing in diaphragm applications, eliminating the precise timing, labor and materials that the process requires. Using screws that can be backed out easily allows future access to floor cavities.