Model # 335-313|Store SKU # 1000138254
Save time with Paulins new Hex Lag Bolt Pro Pack. Each bag contains: 1/2x6 Hex Head Lag Bolt (5), 1/2 Plain Steel Washer (5). Premium black finish.
Carriage Bolts are used in wood or metal to wood applications with a domed top and a square under the head. This pulls into the wood as the nut is tightened. When using carriage bolts always use a flat washer between the wood and hex nut to eliminate pull-through of the nut in the wood. Drill pilot hole slightly larger than body diameter of bolt. Insert the carriage bolt so the headed end is on finished side of project for appearance or safety. Length is measured from under head to end of bolt. Steel is zinc plated for moderate protection against rust. Use hot dipped galvanized finish or stainless steel where corrorsion and rust is of concern or for exterior projects.
Paulin's Hex Bolts are designed to be used with nuts and washers to secure two or more parts together (wood, metal, plastic and other materials) and allow for easy disassembly for maintenance and repair. Grade 2 bolts are commonly used as general hardware where high strength is not required. Hexagonal head designed to fit a ratchet or wrench that can be turned from the side. Zinc-plating provides moderate corrosion resistance.
Save time with Paulins new Hex Lag Bolt Pro Pack (black). Each bag contains: 1/4"x3" Hex Head Lag Bolt (5), 1/4 Plain Steel Washer (5). Hot-dipped galvanized. Interior and exterior applications.
Lag Bolts are also called Lag Screws and are recommended for all types of wood or metal to wood construction where standard wood or deck screws are too short or light and where nails or spikes lack sufficient strength. They can be installed in wood with pre-drilled pilot holes or in masonry with Lag Shields. In wood to wood applications the non-threaded shank allows the second piece to be drawn tightly to the first piece of wood. Flat or fender washers are suggested to provide a larger bearing surface and to prevent the head of the lag bolt from imbedding in the first piece of wood. Steel is zinc plated for moderate protection against rust. Use hot dipped galvanized finish or stainless steel where corrorsion and rust is of concern or in exterior projects.
