White Concrete Screws
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STARTING AT$18.05
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STARTING AT$217.06
White Concrete Screws for Clean, Discreet Anchoring
White concrete screws offer the same trusted performance as standard masonry fasteners with a finish designed to disappear. Whether you're window sills, installing trim, electrical hardware, conduit, or fixtures against painted or light-colored surfaces, these screws blend in for a cleaner, more professional appearance. Built to bite directly into concrete, brick, or block, they eliminate the need for anchors while still delivering dependable hold strength.
When to Use White Masonry Screws
These screws are built for both function and finish. Common use cases include:
- White window sill installation into concrete
- Mounting electrical boxes or conduit on painted concrete walls
- Installing white fixtures, light rail systems, or trim on block or brick
- Securing signage or enclosures where a clean aesthetic is key
- Any application needing corrosion resistance with a low-profile finish
From commercial spaces to clean-room environments, white concrete screws provide a reliable anchor point without drawing attention.
White Concrete Screws from Trusted Brands
Simpson Strong-Tie White Concrete Screws
Simpson’s white-finished concrete screws deliver strong, reliable performance with the clean look needed for visible installs. Coated with corrosion-resistant material and backed by Simpson’s trusted engineering, these fasteners are great for installing light fixtures, electrical boxes, or cable management systems on concrete or block walls, especially where appearance counts.
Daggerz White Masonry Screws
Daggerz provides a contractor-grade solution that’s perfect for everyday electrical and finish work. With a baked-on white finish and hardened steel core, Daggerz white screws are built for job site speed, strength, and clean results. They’re a top pick for trades looking to blend performance with aesthetics across a variety of light to medium-duty masonry applications.
How to Install White Concrete Screws
- Drill a pilot hole: Use a hammer drill with a carbide-tipped bit. Size and depth depend on the screw diameter, always refer to product specs.
- Clean the hole: Dust and debris reduce performance. Use compressed air or a nylon brush for best results.
- Drive it home: Use a driver or impact gun to seat the screw snugly. Take care not to overdrive and damage the finish or strip the hole.
As with all concrete screws, proper pilot hole depth and cleaning are key to getting the full holding power from your fastener.
FAQs About White Masonry Screws
Will the white coating chip during installation?
With proper tools and pilot holes, the factory finish should stay intact. Use a matching bit size to reduce stripping or overdriving.
Are these weatherproof?
Yes, for general outdoor use. White-coated screws are corrosion-resistant but not as robust as stainless steel. For coastal or high-exposure zones, stainless is your best bet.
What surfaces do they work with?
These fasteners are ideal for poured concrete, CMU block, and brick. Avoid use in drywall or soft wood, these are engineered for masonry anchoring only.
Can I use them in treated lumber?
Generally no. Use hot-dip galvanized or stainless if you're fastening treated wood to masonry, as chemical reactions can degrade painted coatings over time.
Still have more questions? Check out our FAQ on Concrete Screws, or learn the difference between Concrete Screws and Wedge Anchors, or learn about the Types of Concrete Anchors on our blog.
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