
Not the actual product photo. Real product photography coming soon. Specifications and pricing below are accurate.
Extreme Plug® Ribbed – Tigerwood, 350 Ct.
Pack of 350 ribbed 3/8" Tigerwood Extreme Plugs®. Engineered with concentric rings that compensate for imperfect countersink holes and maximize adhesive grip. Suited for mid-size decking jobs.
Available Options
Choose your preferred options and quantity below.
Standard
PLUGS-EX-TW-350
$82.75
per unit
About this product
The DeckWise Extreme Plug Ribbed kit is a 350-count pack of genuine Tigerwood plugs designed to conceal face-screws in hardwood decking and siding. These plugs solve the aesthetic issue of visible fasteners by providing a seamless, color-matched wood finish for professional-grade Tigerwood installations.
Manufacturer Specifications
- Material
- Tigerwood (Goncalo Alves)
- Quantity
- 350 count
- Diameter
- 3/8 inch
- Design
- Tapered with ribbed sides
- Estimated Coverage
- Approximately 100 square feet (based on standard joist spacing)
Best used for
- 1Concealing face-screws on Tigerwood boardwalks to create a smooth, barefoot-friendly surface without visible hardware.
- 2Finishing vertical Tigerwood siding or rainscreen installations where a clean, fastener-free architectural look is required.
- 3Plugging screw holes on Tigerwood deck stairs, handrails, and picture-frame borders where hidden clips are not applicable.
Pro tips for dense hardwoods
- Align the grain of the ribbed plug with the grain of the Tigerwood deck board before tapping it in to ensure the most invisible finish possible.
- Apply a high-quality waterproof wood glue to the sides of the plug rather than the bottom of the hole to prevent 'hydro-lock' and ensure a permanent bond.
- Wait for the glue to fully cure before using a flush-cut saw or sharp chisel to remove the excess plug, then sand with 80-grit paper to level the surface.
Specifications
- Brand
- DeckWise
- Category
- Plugs & Plug Kits
Why Choose Plugs & Plug Kits?
How to Plug a Hardwood Deck
Countersink the Screw
Use a 3/8″ countersink bit to create a flat-bottomed hole roughly 1/4″ deep. The screw sits at the bottom; the plug fills the remaining space.
Apply Exterior Adhesive
Put a small bead of waterproof polyurethane glue (included in kits) into the hole. Too much glue squeezes out and creates a mess; too little and the plug loosens over time.
Seat the Plug
Tap the plug in with a rubber mallet or wood block until it seats against the glue. Ribbed plugs self-center and grip irregular holes; smooth plugs work best in precision-drilled holes.
Flush-Cut After Curing
Wait 24 hours for the adhesive to cure fully, then trim the plug flush with a sharp chisel or oscillating multi-tool. Sand lightly and apply finish.
Pro Tip from Our Deck Specialists
Order plugs cut from the same species AND the same board lot as your decking for the closest color and grain match. Plugs from a different harvest can look noticeably different.
Plugs & Plug Kits — Common Questions
Frequently Bought Together
Accessories that pair well with plugs & plug kits for a complete installation.
Ships Nationwide
Fast LTL freight delivery
Quality Guaranteed
Professional-grade products
In Stock
Ready to ship today
Expert Support
Call 1-844-674-4455
.png?width=180&quality=75&format=webp)