
Ratings & Reviews for Grip-Rite PrimeGuard Plus #9 x 3-in Wood to wood Deck Screws 1543 -Per Box
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What Customers Are Saying
Customers overwhelmingly praise these screws for exceptional holding power and durability, with many reporting years of reliable performance without failure. The Torx head design is consistently highlighted as superior, eliminating stripping and requiring less downward pressure than Phillips heads. Reviewers note the screws resist rust and stay tight in harsh weather. Some customers report difficulty starting screws without predrilling, and a few criticize the new thread design as degraded compared to older versions. A small number received malformed screws. Despite these minor concerns, most customers consider them the best deck screws available and express strong loyalty.
Customer review summary generated by AI, including incentivized reviews.Great to drive!!
Would RecommendFenced around my house with treated wood. Very easy to drive and look very professional in pickets. Worth the money and time to know they won't rust!!
From PrimeGuard Plus #9 x 3-in Wood to wood Deck Screws 1802 -Per Box Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Works great
Would RecommendThese work great. 450ft of privacy fence. No stripped heads and only a few broke. Use an impact and you can’t go wrong.
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Best exterior screws ever
Would RecommendColor closely matches treated lumber...Torx head doesn’t strip.
From PrimeGuard Plus #9 x 3-in Wood to wood Deck Screws 1802 -Per Box Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
New design
Would Not RecommendThey redesigned they for 2019, the screw is now terrible. Hard to start and pops WAY to easy
Sweepstakes
great deck screws
Would Recommendgreat deck screws, they don't strip out like phillip cross-heads
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes
Use them for everything!
Would RecommendThe Torx drive is probably the most reliable for one handed driving, where you may not have or be able to keep direct in-line and significant force applied to keep the bit engaged with the screw. Std. Phillips will slip, skip and strip whereas these are more "Go" - "No Go", either engaged or not. Very helpful. We use screws to build everything on our farm, not just for their superior holding (compared to nails) but also because things are always changing and we like to be able to easily repurpos...
Verified PurchaserSweepstakes