🔩 230Pcs Concrete Masonry Screws Set – Hex Washer Head & Flat Head Tapcon Style with Drill Bits
Driving screws into concrete, brick, or block used to mean hammer drills, plastic anchors, and a whole lot of frustration. This 230-piece concrete masonry screws set changes that. These Tapcon-style anchor screws are self-tapping – you drill a pilot hole with the included bits, then drive the screw directly into the masonry. No plastic anchors needed. The set gives you two diameters (1/4″ and 3/16″), two lengths (1-1/4″ and 1-3/4″), and two head styles: hex washer head for high-torque wrench driving, and flat head Phillips for a flush finish. Everything comes in a sturdy plastic box. Perfect for attaching furring strips, mounting shelves, securing electrical boxes, or hanging garage storage on concrete walls.
✨ Why This Concrete Screw Set Stands Out
📦 230 screws + 2 drill bits included – Four screw combinations (1/4″ x 1-1/4″, 1/4″ x 1-3/4″, 3/16″ x 1-1/4″, 3/16″ x 1-3/4″) plus two free star drill bits. Ready to work out of the box.
🔩 Two head styles for any job – Hex washer head (1/4″ sizes) works with a wrench or socket for serious clamping force. Flat head Phillips (3/16″ sizes) sinks flush into wood or plastic anchors for a clean look.
🛡️ Blue rust finish – wear & corrosion resistant – The surface treatment (blue rust) gives these concrete masonry screws extra protection against abrasion and oxidation. Much tougher than ordinary black screws.
⚡ Self-tapping with deep cutting threads – High-low thread design bites into concrete, brick, or block without pre-installed anchors. Sharp tips and diamond‑cut tails drill fast and grip hard.
🏗️ Wide application range – Works in concrete slabs, brick walls, stucco, mortar joints, and concrete block. Great for home, patio, basement, or commercial buildings.
📦 Organized plastic storage case – Each screw size has its own compartment. No loose bags or mix-ups. The case also holds the two drill bits.
📏 Technical Specifications – Concrete Masonry Screws Set
| Brand |
GooBetter |
| Product Type |
Concrete / Masonry Screws (Tapcon style) |
| Material |
Carbon Steel |
| Finish |
Blue Rust (corrosion & wear resistant) |
| System of Measurement |
Inch |
| Screw Sizes (Diameter) |
1/4″ and 3/16″ |
| Screw Lengths |
1-1/4″ and 1-3/4″ |
| Head Styles |
Hex Washer Head (1/4″) / Flat Head Phillips (3/16″) |
| Drive Styles |
Slotted Hex (for wrench) & Phillips |
| Included Drill Bits |
2 star drill bits (compatible sizes for pilot holes) |
| Total Quantity |
230 screws + 2 bits |
| Package Contents Breakdown |
55 pcs – hex head 1/4″ x 1-1/4″
45 pcs – hex head 1/4″ x 1-3/4″
65 pcs – phillips flat head 3/16″ x 1-1/4″
65 pcs – phillips flat head 3/16″ x 1-3/4″
2 drill bits (free) |
| Storage |
Plastic box with compartments |
| Weight |
2.9 lbs (approx.) |
❓ Frequently Asked Questions – Concrete Masonry Screws
🪚 Do I really need to pre‑drill with these masonry screws?
Yes – concrete, brick, and block are too hard for self-drilling. You must drill a pilot hole using a hammer drill and a masonry bit (the included bits work well). The hole depth should be about 1/4″ deeper than the screw length. After drilling, blow out the dust, then drive the screw. No plastic anchor needed – the screw’s threads cut directly into the masonry.
🔩 Can I use these Tapcon‑style screws in block or brick?
Absolutely. These are designed for solid concrete, brick, concrete block, and even stucco over lath. For hollow block, they still work as long as you hit the solid web. The 1/4″ hex head screws have more holding power for heavier items; the 3/16″ flat heads are for lighter duty or flush mounting.
⚙️ What’s the difference between the hex washer head and the flat Phillips head?
The hex washer head (1/4″ screws) has a built-in washer and a hex shape – use a wrench or socket to drive them. They provide higher torque and clamp down on brackets, furring strips, or rails. The flat Phillips head (3/16″ screws) sinks flush into the material, ideal for attaching plywood, trim, or anything where you want a smooth surface. Choose based on your application.
🌧️ Will the blue rust finish hold up outdoors?
The blue rust treatment offers good corrosion resistance for indoor and covered outdoor use (porches, garages, under eaves). For direct rain, ground contact, or salt air, we recommend upgrading to stainless steel or hot‑dipped galvanized fasteners. These are fine for most basement, garage, and patio concrete work.
📏 How do I choose between 1/4″ and 3/16″ screws?
Use 1/4″ diameter for heavier loads – like attaching 2x4s, shelf brackets, or wall-mounted cabinets. Use 3/16″ for lighter items – securing thin furring strips, electrical boxes, or small hooks. For length: 1-1/4″ works for attaching 1/2″ or 3/4″ material to concrete; 1-3/4″ gives deeper embedment for thicker attachments or weaker masonry.
🛠️ What if I need a size not in this set?
No problem – we offer custom sizing. Just contact us with your required diameter and length. We can build a set that fits your specific project. The 230‑piece kit covers the most common residential and light commercial sizes, but we’re happy to help with special orders.
