SNUG 🔩 Fasteners Phillips Concrete SNG483 Review

Used to attach T1-11 to concrete in our basement. Our house was built in 1900. The racquet broke but the screws hold the wood perfectly. Buy good bits for tight cast-in-place concrete. Great price but a little better.

These screws come out so easily. No matter what screwdriver I use, no matter what drill I use. Those fists. The design of the threads causes them to get stuck in the material when driven in. These screws really need Robertson or Torx bits. Now I know.

Incredible durability and anyone who needs to fasten materials to masonry work should use these. Used a 300 to attach a sub deck to a concrete slab and only had 1 latch. At the end of my project, I found that about 70 was too short for me, so I grabbed a box of Tapcons to finish the job quickly, and of the 70 I screwed in, 15 popped. I'd easily double that number if I wouldn't catch the rest by moving very slowly. Whatever Snug does, they have to keep doing it because they're doing it just…