#14 Metal Roofing Screws 2 in Bone White - Durable Galvanized Pack
#14 Metal Roofing Screws 2 in Bone White - Durable Galvanized Pack
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In this review of the #14 Metal ROOFING SCREWS, the bottom line is straightforward: these screws are for homeowners and tradespeople who need reliable fasteners for corrugated metal roofing and metal-to-wood applications. The most compelling reason to buy is the combination of a polymer painted hex head and a galvanized shaft with an EPDM washer, which together deliver corrosion resistance and a neat finish that matches many metal roof panels. This review focuses on real-world fit, finish and longevity considerations rather than marketing claims.
Key Features
- Hex Head Design: The 5/16in hex head gives a solid drive surface for impact drivers and reduces cam-out on long runs of screws.
- Length and Shaft: At about 2 in length with a.25in shaft, these screws are sized for securing metal roofing to wood supports without excessive protrusion.
- EPDM Washer: The ~9/16in EPDM washer provides a weather-tight seal around each penetration to reduce leaks on corrugated panels.
- Polymer Painted Head: The two-part polyurethane painted head is intended to closely match roof colors and extend appearance life compared with bare metal heads.
- Galvanized for Corrosion Resistance: The #14 screw bodies are galvanized, improving durability in outdoor environments and helping prevent rust.
Who It's For
These screws are best suited to contractors, roofers, and DIYers installing or repairing corrugated metal roofing and metal siding where a painted head and EPDM sealing washer are desired. The product works well when fastening metal panels to timber purlins or wood framing and where a close color match for the exposed head matters.
Customers who need stainless steel fasteners for highly corrosive coastal environments or those requiring very specialized thread profiles for thin-gauge metal should consider alternative fasteners. Also, if exact color matching is critical, expect some variation since polymer-coated heads can vary across batches.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Galvanized shafts resist corrosion and prolong service life on outdoor roofs.
- Painted polymer head improves aesthetics and offers additional protection over bare heads.
- EPDM washer helps form a reliable seal to reduce leaks on corrugated roofing.
Cons
- Head color may vary slightly between batches, so perfect color matching is not guaranteed.
- Not specified as stainless steel, so extreme coastal conditions may require a different fastener.
Specifications
| Quantity | 250 screws |
| Screw Size | #14 |
| Length | 2 in (listed 2-1/64 in UH) |
| Hex Head | 5/16 in |
| EPDM Washer Diameter | ~9/16 in |
| Head Finish | Polymer coated, two-part polyurethane painted |
| Body Coating | Galvanized |
Our Verdict
For most residential and light-commercial metal roofing jobs these #14 metal roofing screws represent solid value: the galvanized shaft, EPDM washer and painted head combine durability with a cleaner finished look. They are a sensible choice for securing corrugated panels to wood, though buyers in salt-air or highly corrosive conditions should select stainless alternatives.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these screws suitable for corrugated metal roofing?
Yes, they are designed for corrugated roofing and include an EPDM washer to help seal panel penetrations.
Will the painted heads match my roof color?
The painted polymer heads are intended to closely match common metal roofing colors, but some variation can occur between batches so exact matches are not guaranteed.
Are these stainless steel?
No, the screw bodies are galvanized for corrosion resistance rather than stainless steel, so choose stainless fasteners if you need maximum corrosion protection.
Editor's Take
These #14 metal roofing screws offer good value for corrugated roofing: galvanized shafts, EPDM washers and polymer painted heads deliver durability and a neater finish, though head color can vary and stainless is better for extreme coastal conditions.

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