32mm Light Section Rooflight Drillscrew with Moulded Head, 29mm Washer - Poppy Red
Technical Specifications
- Material - Galvanised with plastic moulded head
- Colour - Poppy Red
- Length - 32mm
- Head - 11mm Bi Hex moulded head
- Washer 29mm dia
- Capability - Fixing into light section steel (up to 3mm thick - cold rolled)
- Screw Diameter - 5.5mm
- Ideal for a Single Skin GRP (Clear) Box Profile Sheet
- For fixing into Steel Thinner than 3mm (Cold Rolled Purlins for example)
- The Red moulded head makes it clear where a GRP Rooflight is within a Roof System, enhancing the health and safety of a roof.
- This screw is most commonly used to fix a Box Profile GRP Sheet into steel purlins.
- Fixed through the Valley (trough) NOT the Crown of the profile.
- If fixing Single Skin Box Profile Sheets into timber, see 45mm Woodtec Screws with 29mm Washer, If into Heavy Duty steel (Thicker than 3mm), see 38mm Heavy Duty Screws with 29mm Washer.
- Southern Sheeting also supply longer lengths of this screw for Factory Assembled Insulated Rooflights. We also supply this screw as an 8mm Plain Galvanised Headed screw.
- 11mm Colour Moulded Head to protect the screw head
- Fixes into steel up to 3mm thick
- Self Tapping – No need to pre-drill
What is a Light Section Drillscrew?
A light section drillscrew is designed to drill a sheet into a cold rolled steel section (for example a Zed Purlin), up to 3mm thick.
What is a moulded head?
Unlike other tec screws, this fixing has a Plastic moulded Head which will match the colour of your roof or cladding sheet, whilst being aesthetically pleasing, this also protects the head of the screw and increases the life expectancy.
What material are they made of?
These Screws are made of galvanised steel.
What are these used for?
This longer length is typically used with Insulated Panels or built up systems, see the product description for a sizing chart.
Where are these screws fixed?
This screw is used to fix a Box profile GRP rooflight.
Do I need anything else?
If you haven’t fitted these before, you will most likely need to purchase and 11mm Bi Hex socket to fix them with, we also supply this.
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