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DeckWise
Screws & Fasteners

#8x1-1/2" Stainless Steel Trim-Head Deck Screws

Type 17 auger tip, T15 Star Drive, Colormatch

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Choose your preferred size and quantity below.

Color:

Hardwood Brown

100 Box

8x1.5-BR-100

$16.99

per unit

350 Box

8x1.5-BR-350

$54.02

per unit

1050 Box

8x1.5-BR-1050

$154.37

per unit

1750 Box

8x1.5-BR-1750

$245.05

per unit

316 Grade Plain Stainless

100 Box

8x1.5-316-SS-100

$17.69

per unit

350 Box

8x1.5-316-SS-350

$55.82

per unit

1050 Box

8x1.5-316-SS-1050

$161.93

per unit

1750 Box

8x1.5-316-SS-1750

$277.69

per unit

Shadowline Black

100 Box

8x1.5-BL-100

$16.99

per unit

350 Box

8x1.5-BL-350

$54.02

per unit

1050 Box

8x1.5-BL-1050

$154.37

per unit

1750 Box

8x1.5-BL-1750

$245.05

per unit

Rosy Brown

100 Box

8x1.5-RBR-100

$16.99

per unit

350 Box

8x1.5-RBR-350

$54.02

per unit

1050 Box

8x1.5-RBR-1050

$154.37

per unit

1750 Box

8x1.5-RBR-1750

$245.05

per unit

Gray

100 Box

8x1.5-GR-100

$16.99

per unit

350 Box

8x1.5-GR-350

$54.02

per unit

1050 Box

8x1.5-GR-1050

$154.37

per unit

1750 Box

8x1.5-GR-1750

$245.05

per unit

Cedar

100 Box

8x1.5-CE-100

$16.99

per unit

350 Box

8x1.5-CE-350

$54.02

per unit

1050 Box

8x1.5-CE-1050

$154.37

per unit

1750 Box

8x1.5-CE-1750

$245.05

per unit

About this product

DeckWise #8x1-1/2" Stainless Steel Trim-Head Deck Screws are specialized fasteners designed for the face-screwing of dense tropical hardwoods and the installation of hardwood siding. Featuring a low-profile head that minimizes visual impact, these screws provide the high torque and corrosion resistance necessary for long-lasting exotic timber projects. They are ideal for contractors and DIYers seeking a clean, professional finish on species like Ipe and Cumaru where standard bugle-head screws would be too prominent.

Available in Grade 305 stainless steel for general use and Grade 316 for superior protection in marine or coastal environments.
Features a T-15 Star Drive head to prevent cam-out and ensure efficient power transfer during installation.
Equipped with a Type 17 auger point that cuts through wood fibers to reduce splitting and eliminate the need for secondary tapping.
Small-diameter trim head allows the fastener to sit flush or just below the surface for a streamlined, 'hidden' aesthetic.
Available in multiple Colormatch painted head finishes to blend seamlessly with various hardwood species.

Manufacturer Specifications

Material
305 Grade or 316 Grade Stainless Steel
Dimensions
#8 Gauge x 1.5 inches (38mm) length
Drive Type
T-15 Star Drive (Torx)
Head Type
Trim Head
Point Type
Type 17 Auger Point
Coverage Rate
Approximately 50 sq. ft. per 100-count pack (based on 6-inch boards at 16-inch centers)
Finish Options
Shadowline Black, Hardwood Brown, Rosy Brown, Cedar, Gray, Plain Stainless

Best used for

  • 1Securing the first and last boards of an Ipe or Massaranduba deck where hidden fastener clips cannot be utilized due to perimeter constraints.
  • 2Face-fastening Tigerwood or Garapa rainscreen siding to ensure a low-profile fastener appearance that does not detract from the wood's natural grain.
  • 3Building tropical hardwood privacy fencing or screens where a color-matched head is required for a premium, unified look.
  • 4Marine-grade applications such as Red Balau boardwalks or docks within 3 miles of the ocean, utilizing the Grade 316 stainless steel variant for maximum salt-spray resistance.

Pro tips for dense hardwoods

  • Pre-drilling pilot holes is mandatory when installing these screws into tropical hardwoods like Ipe or Cumaru to prevent the stainless steel shank from snapping under high torque.
  • Always use a countersink bit to ensure the trim head sits perfectly flush with the board surface, preventing snagging and ensuring a cleaner visual finish.
  • For projects within five miles of saltwater, specifically select the 316 Grade stainless steel variants to avoid 'tea-staining' or surface corrosion.
  • When face-screwing, snap a chalk line across the joist locations to ensure perfectly aligned screw rows for a professional architectural appearance.

Specifications

Brand
DeckWise
Category
Screws & Fasteners
Options available
24 sizes / package counts

Per-option details

OptionSKUPiece countDimensionsWeight
Gray8x1.5-GR-10501050 Box
Cedar8x1.5-CE-10501050 Box
Gray8x1.5-GR-17501750 Box
Hardwood Brown8x1.5-BR-17501750 Box
Rosy Brown8x1.5-RBR-10501050 Box
Shadowline Black8x1.5-BL-17501750 Box
Rosy Brown8x1.5-RBR-17501750 Box
Cedar8x1.5-CE-17501750 Box
Hardwood Brown8x1.5-BR-10501050 Box
Hardwood Brown8x1.5-BR-100100 Box
Cedar8x1.5-CE-350350 Box
316 Grade Plain Stainless8x1.5-316-SS-17501750 Box
316 Grade Plain Stainless8x1.5-316-SS-100100 Box
Shadowline Black8x1.5-BL-350350 Box
Gray8x1.5-GR-350350 Box
Hardwood Brown8x1.5-BR-350350 Box
Shadowline Black8x1.5-BL-100100 Box
316 Grade Plain Stainless8x1.5-316-SS-350350 Box
316 Grade Plain Stainless8x1.5-316-SS-10501050 Box
Rosy Brown8x1.5-RBR-100100 Box
Gray8x1.5-GR-100100 Box
Rosy Brown8x1.5-RBR-350350 Box
Cedar8x1.5-CE-100100 Box
Shadowline Black8x1.5-BL-10501050 Box

Piece counts and dimensions are as supplied by the manufacturer for each package option.

Why Choose Screws & Fasteners?

Trim-head for minimal visibility
Self-drilling tips
Type 316 stainless steel
Hardened for dense woods

How to Face-Screw Hardwood Decking

1

Pre-Drill Every Hole

Dense hardwoods (1,500+ Janka) will split without a pilot hole. Use a countersink bit sized for your screw shank — this is non-negotiable for Ipe, Cumaru, and similar species.

2

Choose Stainless Steel

Carbon steel screws corrode and stain hardwood within months. Always use Type 316 stainless steel — it offers the best corrosion resistance for exotic hardwoods and coastal environments. The slight premium pays for itself in zero staining and no fastener failures.

3

Drive to Depth — Not Beyond

Set screws flush with the surface or just barely countersunk. Over-driving creates water-collecting craters that accelerate checking around each hole.

4

Two Screws Per Joist Crossing

Place one screw roughly 1″ from each board edge at every joist. This prevents cupping and ensures the board stays flat over time.

Pro Tip from Our Deck Specialists

Apply a drop of wax or soap to each screw tip before driving — it dramatically reduces friction and prevents snapped screw heads in ultra-dense wood like Ipe.

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