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Looking for Roofing Screws (see pics)

Mindy Jensen
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Does anyone know where I can purchase a roofing screw like this? The bonded washer needs to be very wide like in this photo. I’ve tried all the building stores in town, no luck (they have ones w less-wide washers but I need x-wide for polycarbonate sheets, which will expand when warm, for a greenhouse I’m building). A google search isn’t much help, either...even just ideas on search terms would help me! I’ve used “roofing screw, bonded washer, extra wide”...but just come up w standard ones like I find locally. What else might I search?)

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Ronald Starusnak
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Ronald Starusnak
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Hey Mindy, most roofs use a special screw. That is not the correct screw for fastening roofing down, maybe they used them a long time ago? This is a roofing screw, it has a rubber washer on it to make sure each hole that you drill and install a screw on does not leak. They come in a ton of colors and can be bought and any builder supply store. Here in NY our big supplier is Erie Materials. 

https://www.amazon.com/10-Metal-ROOFING-SCREWS-Corrugated/dp/B07B5PRD62

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