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product_id: 167525240
title: "#10 x 2 1/2 Inch Stainless Steel Deck Screws 1750 Pieces T25 Star Drive Type 17 Point 304 Grade Stainless Wood Screws High Corrosion Resistance by Allen's Trading Co. Eagle Claw Fasteners"
brand: "eagle claw tools and fasteners"
price: "€ 860.46"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 12
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# #10 x 2 1/2 Inch Stainless Steel Deck Screws 1750 Pieces T25 Star Drive Type 17 Point 304 Grade Stainless Wood Screws High Corrosion Resistance by Allen's Trading Co. Eagle Claw Fasteners

**Brand:** eagle claw tools and fasteners
**Price:** € 860.46
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

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- **What is this?** #10 x 2 1/2 Inch Stainless Steel Deck Screws 1750 Pieces T25 Star Drive Type 17 Point 304 Grade Stainless Wood Screws High Corrosion Resistance by Allen's Trading Co. Eagle Claw Fasteners by eagle claw tools and fasteners
- **How much does it cost?** € 860.46 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Description

#10 x 2 1/2 Inch Stainless Steel Deck Screws 1750 Pieces T25 Star Drive Type 17 Point 304 Grade Stainless Wood Screws High Corrosion Resistance by Allen's Trading Co. Eagle Claw Fasteners

## Features

- About this item
- TYPE 304 (18-8) GRADE 2-1/2 INCH STAINLESS STEEL SCREWS for Decking, Fencing and general-purpose woodwork.
- RECOMMENDED for use in all COASTAL, WET and OUTDOOR applications, including decks, balustrades, fences, jetties, walkways and general construction work.
- HIGH CORROSION RESISTANCE means no more ugly rust stains on your beautiful outdoor timber structures.
- SUITABLE for use with all HARDWOOD, SOFTWOODS and PRESSURE TREATED lumber, including Redwood and Cedar.
- STAR DRIVE HEAD, Torx Driver Included. TYPE 17 POINT for easy driving (pilot holes recommended) . NIBS under the head help seat the screw. BURNISHED finish. Note that these are not self drilling screws.
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## Customer Reviews

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    Built Decks for 30 years...NEVER USED A SINGLE SCREW EVER!
  

*by F***. on Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2019*

Have things changed or what? Crap!  Now everything is SO Expensive!  What happened to the buying-power of OUR dollar. I believe Wash.DC has burdened so many industries with regulations and such HIGH taxes...that this alone has resulted in EXTREMELY HIGH-PRICED products!. (How can our grand-kids afford this stuff?)  One thing is for sure: Wash.DC WASTES a majority of the money we send them.  That is A CRIME!. We MUST STOP THEM!. And, How do we do that?..."VOTE THE BUMS OUT OF OFFICE AND START AGAIN".!  That's a start.....Anyway, In the fall of 2019, I repaired a 10 year-old deck. The Treated Southern-Pine used in the rail system looked HORRIBLE!  The 10 year-old "Treated" pine was SPLIT, TWISTED, BOWED AND ROTTEN!!  Yes Rotten!  (My 35 year old "Wolmanized" Southern Pine deck on my home looked better than this 10 year-old stuff!)Please People, BEWARE!...The current Pressure-Treating Process for lumber is near worthless!.  This new process is Horrible...WHAT HAS HAPPENED.? Who knows?  Probably stupid government hacks got involved.Anyway again.  Along with the rotted pine...there was another problem.  The 10 Year-Old  "Deck-Screws" were nearly  rusted to NOTHING!  Could not get any of the screws out!  It was a mess.  I had to cut and pry these 10 year-old boards off the newel posts. I hated it!  The DECK SCREWS WERE RUSTED TO NOTHING!  So, I purchased these "Even-More-Expensive" Stainless-Steel screws.  I hope they hold-up.  I did find that the "Treated-Lumber" manufacturers/sellers do recommend Stainless screws with the new chemical process.From what I have found...I believe these stainless-steel screws will still be laying-around on the ground, long-after the HORRIBLE TREATED LUMBER ROTS AWAY TO DUST.!And Again, My 35 year old Wolmanized Deck still looks pretty good.  WHAT HAS HAPPENED?  Hey Lumber Suppliers!...Fix this Now!..Go Back to the Old Wolmanized Process!...so our grandkids will have something reliable!.  Stop selling GARBAGE.!!.So Finally, Regarding the stainless steel screws:  The quality was excellent.  The size was perfect for 2X lumber. (Note- When comparing side by side to a Hillman deck screw. Shaft and threads were similar.  But the head on the stainless screw was slightly larger in diameter. I liked that.)  The star-drive was excellent...not a dud in the box. And the screws drove-in fine and held tight.  Could not ask for more. Yes, I liked the screws. How they look in 10 years?  Only Time will tell.I will update to let you know how these Stainless Steel screws hold-up in the HIGHLY-CORROSIVE "Treated-Lumber" .Another tip...I am wearing a mask anytime I cut this crap. This new-lumber chemical is toxic. So..WEAR A MASK.! .

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    Good, not great
  

*by A***G on Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2020*

I live in a coastal area and when building anything, the hardware is always stainless. I built an 8x10 shed, using Eagle Claw #10x3 screws. All of the lumber was treated, nothing thinner than 2x. I did not have any of the issues of bending, heads twisting off/breaking, or stripping. None of that. Then again, I know how to use power tools properly.My only observations are that the points are not 'self tapping' and you have to lean on them a little more than some other framing and decking screws to get them started. I did not pre-drill anything. Had no splitting. The other is that they dont 'grab' as well as some other framing and decking screws. If you have a piece of slightly warped wood (pretty much all of it these days), you hope that the screw will be grippy enough to pull the two pieces together. The Eagle claw failed to do this every time. So I used another type of screw in those cases, generic Ace Hardware, that was the same size. It worked every time. In short, if you torque down on these screws they will spin vs. getting tighter. All in all, they do the job. Just not as good as some others.

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    Good stainless screws, no issues with stripping out or breaking.
  

*by T***R on Reviewed in the United States on April 14, 2020*

Going to preface this that I was a bit hesitant to buy these as numerous people reported stripping out the heads or the screws breaking.  I've used stainless steel screws a few times in the past with same issue.  I just needed to realize stainless screws are softer so I consider pre-drilling a must.  Some had reported they still had issues even after pre-drilling, which makes me wonder how they were pre-drilling, into what, and how deep?  I used countersink tapered bits and drilled to the bottom depth, with torque setting on the drill set to 8 when I put the screws in.  Did not have a single head strip out on me or break, all screws seemed to have good bite as well. This was done on some old mahogany decking that I was reusing to build adirondack chairs.  Use them properly and you shouldn't have an issue.  No guarantees if you're going into harder wood like Oak or Maple but same should apply if prepped correctly.

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*Last updated: 2026-03-16*