Reliable Screws for Everyday and Specialist Applications

The correct screw makes installation faster, neater and more secure. Our range includes common fixing screws for timber and general building work as well as specialist options for metal, plastics, roofing systems and exterior applications.

Screws are available in different lengths, diameters, head styles, drive types and finishes, allowing you to select a fixing that suits the material, environment and required appearance.

Types of Screws Available

Wood screws are commonly used for joinery, framework and general timber fixing. Self-tapping screws create their own thread in suitable metal or plastic materials, while machine screws are designed to work with pre-threaded holes or nuts. Specialist fasteners may include roofing screws, cladding screws, colour-matched fixings and screws supplied with sealing washers.

Materials and Finishes

Stainless Steel Screws

Stainless steel screws are a strong choice for exterior work, damp environments and projects where improved corrosion resistance is important. They are commonly used for roofline products, outdoor structures and exposed fixings.

Zinc-Plated Screws

Zinc-plated screws provide a practical and economical finish for many indoor and general construction applications. The coating offers a level of corrosion protection while keeping costs competitive.

Brass and Colour-Matched Fixings

Brass screws are often chosen for decorative work and selected joinery applications. Colour-matched or capped fixings can provide a neater finish when used with fascias, soffits, cladding, roofing trims and other visible products.

Need screws for fascias, soffits, cladding, roofing sheets or glazing systems? Order the compatible fixings with the main materials to avoid mismatched sizes or finishes.

Drive Types and Screw Heads

Our range may include Phillips, Pozidriv, Torx, slotted and hex-drive screws. Torx and hex drives can provide improved grip and torque for repetitive trade installation, while countersunk heads finish flush with the surface where a clean appearance is required.

Pan heads, flange heads and washer-head screws provide a wider bearing surface, making them useful for sheet materials and applications where the screw head must spread the load.

Choosing the Correct Screw

Consider the material being fixed, the material underneath, the required length, the environment and whether the screw will remain visible. Exterior and high-moisture locations normally need a more corrosion-resistant fixing than dry internal work.

The screw must be long enough to achieve a secure hold without damaging concealed services or projecting through the reverse side. Where roofing or cladding is involved, use the correct washer, cap or sealing component recommended for the system.

Screws and Fasteners FAQs

Experienced Bristol Building Products Supplier

Master Plastics has supplied building, roofing and glazing products for more than 30 years. Because we also stock many of the materials being fixed, our team can often help customers select screws and accessories that are compatible with the wider installation.

Browse the screw range below or contact us for trade quantities, specialist requirements or help identifying the correct fixing for your project.

Need Help Finding the Right Screw?

Contact our Bristol team with the material, required size, application and quantity. We can help identify a suitable fixing for local collection or nationwide delivery.