Bathroom Remodeling Screws and Fasteners
SPAX® Engineered Fasteners and Screws help you create strong connections for virtually every part of your bathroom build and remodels.
Master Your Projects with Confidence
UNDERSTANDING THE RIGHT SCREW TYPES WILL ENSURE A JOB WELL DONE
Bathroom remodels can be both exciting and daunting, and selecting the right screws and fasteners is a critical part of the process. From securely anchoring fixtures to ensuring the structural integrity of your project, the choice of screws plays a significant role in the durability and aesthetics of your newly renovated bathroom.
Preparing for Construction
Preparing for construction is a critical step in the timeline. Dust from demolition and installation is always a concern and we’ve listed some helpful hints to assist you during construction and after installing cabinets, easing the transition back to a fully functioning kitchen and home.
- Seal off the kitchen area doorways with plastic sheeting.
- Close all vents on the same floor as the kitchen during construction days.
- Close as many doors as possible.
- In adjoining rooms, cover furniture with blankets, and bookcases with plastic painter's tarps.
- When possible, set-up the construction area in a garage or outside covered area to eliminate the dust and noise of construction in the home's living space.
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Find the right screw or fastener for your next job with the largest variety of diameters, lengths and head styles in the industry.
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CABINET INSTALLATION TIPS FROM THE SPAX CREW
Cabinets are a very expensive and visible part of kitchens and baths so care must be taken to provide a structurally sound assembly and assurance they are properly attached to wall studs. Whether your planning to install your cabinets yourself or hiring a professional, preparation is the key to success. SPAX® has all the necessary construction screws and trim screws for both these areas of detail.
Construction Screws for Cabinet Frame Assembly
SPAX® offers a wide range of flat head countersinking construction screws for use in attaching interior cabinet wood framing connections. Ranging in diameters from #6, #8, #10 and #14 and lengths from 1/2” to 4-3/4”.
Face Frame and Styles Attachment
SPAX® recommends using a #8 x 2-1/2” MDF/Hardwood fastener for styles attachment. This product provides a unique combination of patented thread technology with a drill point type design feature which allows for this product to be a more effective solution in small, thin hardwood trims in order to prevent splitting and damage during connection assembly. For more information on MDF/Hardwood Screws click below:
Cabinet Screws for Wall Attachment
Per the installation guidelines listed above SPAX® offers a cabinet screw that is a wafer head for superior holding power to attach cabinets through the wall structure into wood wall studs. SPAX cabinet screws are IRC/IBC Code Compliant and range in sizes from #8 & #10 and lengths from 1-1/4” through 3”.
CONNECTING AND SECURITY CABINETRY
FROM KEN HARRIS @KH_WOODWORKING
TIP #1 Always start from the high point on the floor (you can find with a laser level).
TIP #2 Invest in the Pony-Jorgensen cabinet claws, or something similar - they allow you to pull two cabinet faces together and flush the faces together, all the same time. Use T-STAR plus MDF/Hardwood screws to fasten them together.
TIP #3 Use T-STAR plus Wafer Head Cabinet Screws to secure the rear panels to the wall.
Attaching a squeak-free subfloor
SPAX® countersinking head constructions screws are a perfect substitution for ring shank nails and adhesives to hold down subflooring in order to provide a secure attachment that doesn’t squeak for the homeowner down the road. Yellow zinc coated fasteners for dry application and HCR-X™ for exterior/wet service applications.
Finish the Job with SPAX®
Attaching wood, PVC and expensive hardwood finishing trim pieces can provide many challenges for contractors. Fortunately, SPAX® has a perfect solution to replace finishing nails that are much easier to install and they are easier to replace or remove without damaging the finishing trim pieces.
