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Old 11 April 2012, 21:22   #1
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Best place for stainless wood screws?

As above looking for the best place for stainless wood screws, my Dads had a look on A2A4 and apparently theyre cheap on normal things but not them?
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Old 11 April 2012, 21:24   #2
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As above looking for the best place for stainless wood screws, my Dads had a look on A2A4 and apparently theyre cheap on normal things but not them?
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If I could remember the French word for stainless I'd remember the web address of the Irish company I bought mine from!
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If I could remember the French word for stainless I'd remember the web address of the Irish company I bought mine from!
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I've got several boxes of these around if they are any good instead of the wood screws.

Make me an offer if they are.

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As above looking for the best place for stainless wood screws, my Dads had a look on A2A4 and apparently theyre cheap on normal things but not them?
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Have you looked on ebay
100, 3.5 x 50mm, A4 MARINE STAINLESS STEEL WOOD SCREWS | eBay)
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Old 12 April 2012, 10:04   #10
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I use Margnor fastenings near Guildford. Reasonably priced and good service, plus they will supply indvidually rather than buying boxfulls.

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Old 12 April 2012, 10:15   #11
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If you just want s/s and not marine grade then find someone in France to pick up a box from the Bricolage. They are sold side by side with standard Spax type and are really cheap.
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BAPP Sound company, massive stocks & don't come with the expensive "marine" title. I'd go minimum A4 grade, a lot of the A2 stuff is chinese import & sh1te. Even the A4 will rust where you touch it with a screwdriver. If you want to get really anal, dab a bit of pickling paste on the heads when you've finished, leave it for 30 mins & rinse off well.
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As above looking for the best place for stainless wood screws, my Dads had a look on A2A4 and apparently theyre cheap on normal things but not them?
Any ideas?
What u after size wise?

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I use these guys. The a4 screws, nuts and bolts etc at a few pence each are exactly the same as the ones you buy in a chandlers in a pack or 3 or 4 from holt or another marine name and pay a couple of pounds per pack. Great value.

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