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The Würth #7 x 7/8" Drawer Front Adjusting Screw is designed specifically for attaching and aligning drawer fronts on cabinet boxes. The modified washer head and coarse thread work together to hold the drawer front securely while leaving room for fine adjustment before final tightening.
Drawer front adjusting screws serve a specific purpose: they thread through the drawer box face into the drawer front, passing through elongated or oversized holes that let the front shift laterally and vertically before the screw is fully tightened. The modified washer head on this screw is sized to bridge those slots and bear evenly against the drawer box face, so the front stays put during adjustment and clamps down cleanly when the position is confirmed. At 7/8", the length suits standard 1/2" to 3/4" drawer box material without over-penetrating the drawer front face.
This screw is zinc-plated steel. The zinc finish provides standard corrosion protection for dry, climate-controlled cabinet interiors. The Type 17 auger point includes a fluted tip that clears material as the screw enters, which lowers driving torque in plywood, MDF, and solid-wood drawer box stock. Coarse threads engage the fiber matrix of those materials reliably once the front is in its final position.
Cabinet shops building face-frame or frameless kitchens, baths, and custom casework will go through drawer front adjusting screws quickly across a production run. Installers hanging pre-assembled cabinet boxes also benefit from a dedicated adjusting screw over a general-purpose wood screw, because the washer head geometry is matched to the elongated holes in drawer front clips and hardware. The 1000-count box supports both environments without constant restocking. This screw is for interior work only.
A drawer front adjusting screw uses a modified washer head sized to span the elongated adjustment slots in a drawer box face or mounting clip, letting the front shift into alignment before the screw is fully tightened. A standard wood screw head is too narrow to bridge those slots reliably.
It uses a #2 Phillips bit, which is standard in most cabinet shops and installer kits.
Yes. At 7/8", this screw is sized for drawer boxes built from 1/2" or 3/4" plywood, MDF, or solid wood without over-penetrating the drawer front face.
No. The zinc finish is rated for dry interior environments. For high-humidity or exterior work, a screw with a heavier corrosion-resistant coating would be the right choice.
The fluted tip clears material as the screw starts, which lowers the torque needed to drive it through drawer box plywood or MDF and reduces the chance of the material splitting near the face.
When the head fits the slot, the point starts clean, and the box holds 1000 screws, drawer front installation stops being the step that slows the job down.
Sold In: 1000 Each
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Sold in: 10 Each |  WW92210 Mfr# 0614176261961 10 | #2 x 1" Phillips Drive Insert Bit |