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SKU: SDWS221100-R50

0.220" x 11" Strong-Tie SDWS221100-R50 Log Screw, E-Coat, Pkg 50

0.220" x 11" Strong-Tie SDWS221100-R50 Log Screw, E-Coat, Pkg 50

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Description:

SDWS Log Screws are designed by Simpson Strong-Tie for log-home construction and general interior applications. Available in longer lengths, these screws also include a low-profile head for easy countersinking, and the large diameter head eliminates the need for extra washers. The new Sawtooth point ensures an easy, fast start and less required torque.

Specifications:


Thread type: Serrated
Head diameter: .75"
Point type: Sawtooth
Drive type: T-40 Star
Quantity: 50
Diameter: .22"
Length: 11"
Manufacturer name: Simpson Strong-Tie
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Bill Holton
11" Heavy Timber/SIP fasteners

The Simpsons have a slightly larger diameter head, heavier shank, beefier threads and lower head profile, making them a better choice for roofing systems going under metal roofing through 9 inches of foam.

The larger diameter helps with avoiding 3/8 OSB pull -through, the heavier shank makes them less susceptible to wandering off vertical, the coarser/beefier threads are a better match for timber fastening beneath the roofing envelope.

They are too expensive. The competition's spider drive is better than the T30, but for light duty (through OSB/Foam to Lumber roof deck) drive integrity isn't really as important as other qualities. The competition is pretty much the same price. When you need 3000 fasteners, a dollar a screw is too much. Poor current availability and lack of 1/2 incremental longer size choices create difficulties when you are concerned about screw tips showing through cathedral structural T&G roof decking under envelope. Essentially had to use extra 1/4" OSB intermediate sheathing to get "enough bite, but not too much".