Simpson Strong-Tie, Deck-Drive™ #10 X 2-3/4 in., DCU Composite Decking Screw, Tan 01, 350 Count
The Quik Guard–coated Deck-Drive DCU Composite screw is designed to resist medium levels of corrosion for all types of composite or PVC decking. The carbon-steel screw penetrates composite decking with a Type-17 point and is engineered with inverted upper threads that clear excess material to ensure a clean, secure installation. The color-matching painted heads blend with popular manufacturers’ decking for a more concealed, professional finish. Available in a wide range of colors.
- 350 Count screws approximately 100 Sq. Ft. of decking with framing at 16" on-center spacing
- Available in carbon steel, as well as Type 305 and Type 316 stainless steel for high to severe levels of corrosion resistance
- Tri-lobe thread design reduces damage to the composite board while driving
- Inverted upper threads clear excess material to ensure that the screw has a clean finish
- Unique cut point penetrates composite decking with ease for fast starts
- Cap head prevents mushrooming and material from rising up above the deck for a smoother, clean-looking installation
- The 2 3/4" length is an approved fastener by Trex® for Trex composite decking
- The 2 3/4" length is also available collated for the Quik Drive system
- See Composite-Decking Color Cross-Reference chart for color matching information
- Replacement bit part number: BIT20T-2-R2
- Compatible with color-matching DCU Screw Plugs, see Deck-Drive Screw Plug Solution
| Type | Color Match Screws |
|---|---|
| Size | #10 |
| Color | Tan 01 |
| Length | 2-3/4 in. |
| Diameter | 0.230 in. |
| Style | T20 |
| Drive Type | Star T-20 |
| Brand | Simpson Strong-Tie |
| Series/Sub-Brand | DCU |
| Color Family | Tan |
| Finish | Quik Guard Coating |
| Material | Steel |
| Pack Size | 350 Count |
| Manufacturer Code | DCU234TN01R350 |
Designed for fastening composit decking, trim, and cladding. Applied by driving them directly into the composit board using a drill or driver with the appropriate bit, ejsuring the screw is countersunk to a proper depth, and then optionally using a matching "DCU screw plug" to cover the screw head for a clean finish.