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Structural Screw Driving Systems & Fasteners

Structural Fastening Solutions for Construction, Decks, & More

We offer a range of structural fastening solutions for various construction, deck, and structural use cases. Our fasteners and tools are designed to provide strong, reliable connections that meet the demands of heavy-duty applications.

Not only do we supply the fasteners but also the Timber Drive system that is specifically designed to work with a wide range of fasteners:

  • SDS
  • SDWS
  • DWP
  • SDWH
  • DSV

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General Use Cases

Decking and Fencing Screws

Our DWP screws are ideal for decking and fencing applications, providing a strong and durable connection between wood members. They are designed to withstand the elements and heavy foot traffic, making them perfect for residential and commercial decking projects.

Structural Decking Screws

For more demanding structural decking applications, our SDS (Structural Decking Screw) and SDWS (Structural Decking Washer Screw) screws offer high-strength connections that can withstand heavy loads and stresses. These screws are designed for use in mass timber, cross-laminated timber, and other structural decking applications where high strength and durability are critical.

Engineered Wood and Heavy-Timber Construction Screws

Our structural fasteners are also suitable for engineered wood and heavy-timber construction applications, including glulam, laminated veneer lumber (LVL), and other engineered wood products. They provide a strong and reliable connection between wood members, allowing for the creation of complex and load-bearing structures.

Benefits of Simpson Strong-Tie Structural Fasteners

  • High-strength connections that meet the demands of heavy-duty applications
  • Durable and resistant to corrosion and weathering
  • Easy to install with our range of fastening tools and accessories
  • Suitable for a wide range of construction, deck, and structural use cases