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Need Lag Screws less than 1/4

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DumOleBob

01-06-2003 20:12:10

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This is the place to get all kinds of good (and strange) information so here goes...

I need small lag screws. Smaller than the standard 1/4" sold in hardware stores. Say 1/8" or 3/16 - or something. Maybe "decorative" lag screws. Maybe from a cabinet maker? Anything other than a screw since I need a decorative head w/o slots, etc. as they will be exposed when used to hang towel racks, etc. Lgth - oh 1.25, 1.5 even 2".

All suggestions greatly appreciated!

Thanks - Bob

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JDK

01-07-2003 18:58:41

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Re: Need Lag Screws less than 1/4 in reply to DumOleBob, 01-06-2003 20:12:10

There are decorative screw caps available also.A washer goes beneath the screw head and after installation a chrome,brass,blk etc decorative cap snaps onto the washer,covering the screwhead,Check McMaster-Carr,Grainger,Fastenall,also hot rod/auto stores.(Used to mount sunvisors etc on vehicles)

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Don LC

01-06-2003 21:05:12

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Re: Need Lag Screws less than 1/4 in reply to DumOleBob, 01-06-2003 20:12:10

Take a look a "HOME DEPOT", they have them all.....you might look at a dome head philips in stainless steel..... ...

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Hardhead

01-08-2003 05:00:25

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Re: Re: Need Lag Screws less than 1/4 in reply to Don LC, 01-06-2003 21:05:12

Don't want to flame anybody here.
I went to Home Depot to save some $$$ on brass wood screws and they were FIVE TIMES more money than my local Ace hardware store and the little store has much more diverse selection. Home Depot would have cost me eighteen dollars for 40 screws.
I do look at Home Depot though I don't buy at the big warehouse stores unless there is good reason.
Best Regards

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john

01-07-2003 05:27:27

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Re: Re: Need Lag Screws less than 1/4 in reply to Don LC, 01-06-2003 21:05:12

Bob,

do a web search on "cabinet hardware" or "cabinetmaker hardware"... there are several mail order companies that sell speciality hardware (none of the names can be remembered right now :-) )

I've seen some really unique stuff in their catalogs..

john

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T_Bone

01-07-2003 07:33:47

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Re: Re: Re: Need Lag Screws less than 1/4 in reply to john, 01-07-2003 05:27:27

Hi Bob,

You would be looking for a #10=1/8", #12=3/16", or close to those dimensions. If your looking for a pictular type of head, then maybe SM screws would work.

Copper State Nut and Bolt carry's a very good selection and will sell retail. Look at the price of a box of 100 vs a dozen screws as when they break open a box there price is 5 times a full box price.

T_Bone

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