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The Würth #10 x 3 inch washer head installation screw is built for cabinet and casework applications where the fastener needs to pull through combined material thickness and seat firmly against the surface. The washer head spreads clamping load across a wider bearing surface, and the combination Phillips/square drive lets you use whichever bit is already in the driver.
At 3 inches, this screw reaches through thicker combined stock: a 3/4-inch panel face plus a 3/4-inch cleat or nailer still leaves well over an inch of thread engagement in the receiving member. That makes it a natural fit for attaching cabinet boxes to wall blocking, anchoring tall upper cabinets through finished panels, joining faceplate assemblies with extra depth, and pulling together stacked or doubled-up substrates. Cabinet installers reaching through a finished end panel into structural backing will find this length reliable where a 2 or 2-1/2 inch screw runs short. The washer head ensures the screw seats cleanly against the outer face rather than pulling through.
The black finish is suited for interior work where a silver or zinc head would stand out against dark cabinet liners, espresso-finish interiors, or painted site-built casework. The washer head profile provides a flat, wide bearing face that sits flush on the material surface without countersinking, which matters when the screw head is visible in the installed position. The combination drive recess is designed to accept a #2 Phillips or a #2 square bit in the same opening. The square recess is designed to hold the screw on a correctly sized bit for one-handed placement, a useful feature when reaching into a cabinet box or working overhead. The coarse thread paired with a sharp point makes this screw fast to drive in softwood, plywood, and pine nailers without an extra prep step.
Cabinet installers making runs of upper or tall cabinets use this length when they need thread purchase beyond what a standard 1-5/8 or 2-inch screw provides. Production shops assembling face-frame cabinets with thick solid-wood components will appreciate the consistent head seating. Contractors site-building casework who encounter variable blocking depths benefit from having a longer-reach installation screw on hand. The 500-count box suits any of these buyers running a full kitchen or built-in project. Because this screw is designed for interior wood and panel substrates, it is the right choice for dry, indoor casework and cabinet installation.
A washer head bears against the surface of the material rather than countersinking into it. That keeps the screw seated without requiring a pre-drilled countersink, which speeds installation and works well when the head will be at least partially visible or covered by trim.
Yes. The combination recess accepts a standard #2 Phillips driver. The square drive option is there for installers who prefer it, but the screw works with either bit type.
The 3 inch length works well for driving through a finished end panel and into wall blocking or a stud. The washer head will seat against the panel face. For applications where the head must be hidden, use a cap or cover appropriate to your cabinet line.
This screw is designed for interior wood-based substrates: solid wood, softwood lumber, cabinet-grade plywood, and pine nailers. It is an indoor installation screw and is not intended for exterior or pressure-treated lumber applications.
In most softwood and plywood installation scenarios, the sharp point self-starts without a pilot hole. In harder woods or when driving very close to an edge, a pilot hole reduces the chance of splitting.
When a 2 or 2-1/2 inch screw leaves too little thread engagement through doubled panels or thick backing, the Würth #10 x 3 inch installation screw fills the gap with a broad washer head, a combination drive that works with the bits already on your belt, and 500 per box to keep the job moving.
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