A dowel screw is a headless fastener with screw threads at both ends, commonly used to join timber components or attach a leg, knob or fitting where no bolt head should remain visible. The two threaded ends are driven into prepared mating components, with the thread form and pilot-hole size selected for the material. Dowel screws differ from double-end stud bolts, which commonly use machine threads and a plain shank or defined tap end. Confirm the exact thread form and available sizes before publishing.
Bulk supply, private-label packaging and made-to-drawing variants may be offered subject to Canco’s actual capability andorder agreement. Material test certificates and other documentation should be confirmed before they are stated as available.
| Product Type | Headless screw with threaded ends |
| Material | Carbon steel or stainless steel; confirm actual range |
| Thread Type | Wood-screw / lag-style thread at ends; confirm exact design |
| Diameter | To be confirmed from Canco’s actual range |
| Overall Length | To be confirmed; measured according to product drawing |
| Finish | Zinc plated, self-colour or stainless, subject to availability |
| Typical Use | Timber joining, furniture legs, joinery and concealed connections |
| Installation | Pilot hole and driving method depend on timber and screw dimensions |
| Standards | Drawing / product standard to be confirmed |
| Custom Options | Diameter, length, thread combination and finish subject to capability |
| Certification | Material documentation if available and requested |
| Packaging | Bulk or labelled packaging subject to agreement |
