If you're a builder, roofer, floor layer, or joiner, the fixing you choose makes a big difference to how quickly you can work and how good the finished result looks.
Tongue-Tite screws are purpose-built for tongue-and-groove flooring and timber cladding. They're quick to install, leave a clean, hidden finish, and hold boards firmly for years.
In this blog, we'll explain how they work and why they’re such a useful fixing.
A screw designed for tongue-and-groove
Tongue-Tite screws are ideal for tongue-and-groove applications. Their slim design and narrow countersunk head sit neatly within the timber, so the next board slots cleanly into place.
They also feature a star recess for excellent grip and control when driving them in, speeding up installation and reducing the risk of slipping or damaging the board.
Why are they also called 'secret screws'?
Tongue-Tite screws are often referred to as ‘secret screws’ because they’re hidden from view once installed. The countersunk head disappears into
