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Do You Carry a Galvanized Screw 5/16" Diameter and 2 1/2" Long?  

Updated 01/20/2026 | Published 04/21/2025

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Do you have 5/16 x 2and1/2 either stainless or galvanized deck screws

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Expert Reply:

Hello Lewis,

We do not have any in the 5/16, they are all 1/4". The 2-1/2" Long Torx Trailer Floor and Wall Liner Screw for ACQ Treated Wood # TFX250ACQ is the closest thing we have, it gives you the 2 1/2" you are looking for but is 1/4" diameter. The # TFX250ACQ is designed specifically for use with ACQ-treated wood, which makes it a great pick for outdoor or trailer flooring projects where corrosion is a concern. It's made of steel with a special coating that holds up better than standard galvanized finishes against the chemicals in pressure-treated lumber. While not stainless, it offers strong corrosion resistance at a more affordable price point. The Torx drive and Type F point also make it easy to install into tough materials like sheet metal and wood, with a flush finish.

If these will not work for your application I suggest going to your local hardware store like Home Depot or Lowes.

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Kate F
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Kate F.

9/26/2025

Hey Lewis, did you find the 5/16 deck screws you needed at your local hardware store, or did the 1/4 Torx screws work for your project? I'm curious to know how it turned out, as it could help others with similar needs.

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Lewis M.

10/3/2025

@KateF I found the size screw in Stainless steel I was looking for.
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Kate F.

10/7/2025

@LewisM Glad you were able to find it in the stainless steel =)
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Ben M.

1/20/2026

@LewisM Do you have a product number for those in stainless? I can't find anything. Thanks!
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