Product Description
Timbermate 5.0 × 25mm countersunk wood screws suit fixings where a flush, level finish matters — cable brackets, junction box lids, and enclosure fittings on timber-framed or plasterboard-backed installs.
On a camera or access-control job, screws like this are the small consumables that get specified alongside the main kit: mounting brackets, cable clips, patress boxes and trunking on wood-based backgrounds. The 25mm length keeps penetration shallow, which matters when fixing into thinner timber sections, door frames, or battens where a longer screw would punch through.
Where this fits
- Timber and chipboard fixing — bracket and enclosure mounting on wooden structures, stud walls and joinery
- Countersunk head — sits flush once driven, useful where a raised screw head would snag cable runs or look untidy on a visible fixing
- Steel construction — for general fastening strength in wood fibres
Selection notes for installers
Confirm the fixing surface is genuinely timber or chipboard before specifying this screw — it's built for wood-based materials, not masonry or metal brackets, which need a different fixing type. For deeper timber sections or where more holding length is needed, check whether a longer screw in the same range suits the job better before ordering in bulk.
Stocked for general wood-fixing tasks across retail, warehouse, office and residential installation work where timber mounting points are part of the job.
Specifications
- Brand
- Timbermate
- Product Type
- Wood screw
- Diameter
- 5.0 mm
- Length
- 25 mm
- Material
- Steel
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What materials is this screw suitable for?
Timber, chipboard and other wood-based materials — not masonry or metal fixings.
Why choose a countersunk head?
It allows the screw to sit flush with the surface once installed, giving a clean finish where the head shouldn't protrude.
Is this screw suitable for deeper timber sections?
The 25mm length is intended for shallower fixings with minimal penetration; deeper sections may need a longer screw.











