The product can be bought in quantity increments of .
Ideal for fixing items to timber, or into masonry when using a nylon wall plug (not included).
Finish - BZP-E/Galv
Also known as Lag Screws or Lag Bolts
M8x75 hex head coach screws built for strength and durability. Box of 100 pieces ideal for construction, woodworking, and structural projects. Dependable fastening you can trust.
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Free Delivery (UK Mainland Only *Some postcodes excluded, see Zone 2 above)
For deliveries between 0 and 100 kg with a value that exceeds £249.99 plus VAT, we offer free delivery. Orders over 100 kg do not benefit from free delivery.
Delivery zone 1 (UK Mainland *Some postcodes excluded; see Zone 2 below)
* 0 - 19.99 kg Courier: £3.90 plus VAT * 20 kg courier: £3.90 plus VAT + 40p per Kilo thereafter up to a limit of 100 kg
Delivery zone 2 (BT, IM, IV, KW, HS, ZE postcodes)
* 0 - 0.99 kg DPD £3.90 plus VAT * 1 - 19.99 kg Courier £32.00 plus VAT * 20Kg Courier £32.00 plus VAT + 58p per Kilo thereafter up to a limit of 100Kg
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Coach Screw, Hex Head M8x75 - Box of 100 FAQs
Which types of plugs are most suitable for coach screws?
Coach screws, which are heavy-duty wood screws with hex heads, are commonly paired with nylon plugs when anchoring into masonry or concrete to guarantee a firm grip. Selecting the appropriate plug is crucial for ensuring load-bearing capacity and stability.
What is the difference between a coach screw and a coach bolt?
A coach screw is a strong wood screw featuring a hexagonal (or occasionally square) head and a tapered threaded shaft that grips directly into wood. On the other hand, a coach bolt, also called a carriage bolt, has a smooth, rounded head and needs a nut on the other side to hold it in place. You tighten coach screws using a wrench or socket on the hex head, while coach bolts are fastened with a nut and washer.
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