When it comes to maximum reliability and ease of processing, our wood construction screws come into play. Their strengths, such as a significantly reduced driving torque and very low splitting effect, are particularly in demand in timber construction, as the typically used large wood dimensions mean that quickly driving in the wood screws results in a real time gain. We especially take advantage of this in structural timber construction, where our partial and full thread screws are used for highly load-bearing and durable wood connections. The major advantage of such a screw connection is that the usual metal fittings and brackets for wood connections are completely eliminated. In addition to cost-effectiveness—since fittings often need to be completely nailed out—the significantly more pleasant pure wood appearance also plays an important role. This means that you save a lot of money on expensive wood connectors that do not contribute positively to the aesthetics of a wooden structure. You can create highly load-bearing and durable wood connections in the simplest way. For the screwing of stairs, wooden building elements, or battens in roofs and walls, high holding forces are especially important. Our universal screw with a flat head and partial thread provides that. The large SPAX flat head pulls two components together with great force, while the optimized partial thread is matched to the high load capacity of the flat head. We have adjusted the shaft length to the most common wood thicknesses. The interplay of the large flat head and optimized partial thread allows for a reduction in screw diameter (5 mm instead of 6 mm) while maintaining the same load capacity, which naturally benefits the driving speed. This means that for the same application, smaller screws are sufficient, saving you weight, time, and costs.