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Description
Bitz and Piecez have a significant quantity of surplus roofing screws that need to be sold.
Our screws are M6 x 70 mm (65 mm shank) and are perfect for roofing, re roofing, fencing, and other projects where superior holding power is required.
They come in bags of 50. (Purchases in multiples of 50).
Note to customers: For purchases greater than 50 screws, please click buy now on one item only, don't make any payment, and send an email to Bitz and Piecez with the quantity required and colour preference.
Colours available:
RAL7021/Grey Friars. RAL7037/Sandstone Grey. RAL9011/Graphite Black.
Prices depend on quantity:
0-950 - 25 cents each (incl gst). 1000-4950 20 cents each (incl gst). 5000 + 18 cents each (incl gst).
Minimum purchase: 50/$12.00.
Examples:
200 screws =$50.00. 500 screws =$125.00. 1000 screws =$200.00. 2000 screws =$400.00. 5000 screws =$900.00.
Courier options available or pick up five minutes north of Otorohanga.
Courier pricing (urban addresses): 50-300 screws = $6.50 350-500 screws = $7.80
Courier pricing (rural addresses): 50-300 screws = $10.50 350-500 screws = $11.80
Payment options:
Bank payment Eftpos Cash
Details
Shipping & pick-up options
| Destination & description | Price per item | |
|---|---|---|
| Up to 300 screws. Urban addresses. | $6.50 | |
| 350 - 500 screws. Urban addresses. | $7.80 | |
| 0-300 screws. Rural addresses. | $11.50 | |
| 350 - 500 screws. Rural addresses. | $11.80 | |
| Pick-up available from Otorohanga, Waikato | Free | |
Payment Options
Cash, NZ Bank Deposit, Eftpos/Swipe
Questions & Answers (1)
Hi we are replacing the old lead head nails on a corrugated roof, will these screws be a good replacement . Thanks h****1 (322 • 4:42 pm, Thu, 16 MayYes they will. Lead head nails tended to be only about 50mm long and 3mm thick. With the M6 screws you should be able to rescrew into the same holes. When you remove the old ones, place a small batten into the roof corrugation so the jemmy bar won't damage the roof surface. Cheers bitz_and_piecez (15 • Thursday, 16 May 2024