Metal Roofing Screws #10 Zinc 3 in 500 Pack - Painted Hex Head
Metal Roofing Screws #10 Zinc 3 in 500 Pack - Painted Hex Head
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In this review the reviewer finds these metal roofing screws well suited for homeowners and contractors who need a reliable fastener for metal to wood connections. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of a threaded, wide course design and an EPDM rubber washer that together deliver a strong mechanical grip and a watertight seal. The included free 1/4' magnetic hex bit driver also makes on-roof installation quicker and less fiddly, so this pack of 500 is practical for mid-size roofing or siding projects.
Key Features
- Wide Course Threads: The deep threads bite into wood decking for a secure hold that helps prevent loosening over time.
- 1/4' Hex Head: A standard hex head allows rapid driving with common hex drivers, reducing installation time.
- EPDM Rubber Washer: The rubber washer forms a watertight seal at each fastener to minimize leak risk at panel penetrations.
- Sharp Slotted Tip: The pointed, slotted tip cuts through metal panels with normal hand drilling pressure for easier placement.
- Generous Pack Count: The 500-count package provides enough screws for many mid-size projects so users avoid extra trips for fasteners.
- Free Magnetic Driver: A 1/4' magnetic hex bit driver is included to hold the screws steady and speed up installation.
Who It's For
These screws are aimed at homeowners, roofers, and DIYers working with metal roofing panels installed over wood decking or furring strips. The wide course threads and EPDM washer make them especially useful for corrugated and ribbed metal where a reliable seal and good pullout resistance are important.
Those who should look elsewhere include installers needing stainless steel fasteners for corrosive coastal environments or projects requiring non-painted finishes; this zinc painted option is focused on general durability and color match rather than specialized corrosion resistance.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Strong hold from wide course threads that resist backing out under vibration and thermal movement.
- Watertight connections thanks to the EPDM rubber washer that compresses against metal panels.
- Fast installation with the 1/4' hex head and included magnetic driver.
- Good value and quantity for mid-size jobs with the 500-count package.
Cons
- Zinc painted finish is not the same as marine-grade stainless and may not suit highly corrosive coastal sites.
- The slotted tip works with hand drilling pressure but will still require care to avoid overdriving into thin substrates.
Specifications
| Brand | EAGLE 1 |
| Thread Type | Wide course threads for wood decking |
| Head Type | 1/4' hex head (painted) |
| Washer | EPDM rubber watertight washer |
| Tip | Sharp slotted self-tapping tip |
| Finish and Size | Zinc painted, 3 in length |
| Pack Count | 500 screws with free magnetic driver |
Our Verdict
These #10, 3 in zinc painted roofing screws represent a practical choice for most metal-to-wood roofing and siding jobs where a durable seal and solid pullout strength matter. The included 1/4' magnetic driver and the 500-count make them good value for mid-size projects, though installers in salt-air environments should prefer stainless options. Overall, they deliver reliable performance and sensible convenience for general roofing work.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these screws suitable for metal to wood applications?
Yes. The wide course threads are designed to grip wood decking and the self-tapping tip penetrates metal panels for secure metal-to-wood fastening.
Do the washers provide a watertight seal?
Yes. The EPDM rubber washers compress against the metal panels to create a watertight barrier at each screw location.
Is the included driver compatible with common tools?
Yes. The free 1/4' magnetic hex bit driver fits standard 1/4' hex chucks and drivers for quick installation.
Editor's Take
These #10, 3 in zinc painted roofing screws offer strong wide-thread holding power and an EPDM washer for watertight seals, making them good value for general metal-to-wood roofing work; coastal users should prefer stainless options.

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