Collection: Metal To Wood Roofing Screws

Fasten Metal Roofing to Wood the Right Way

The screw you pick decides how long your roof stays tight. Metal-to-wood roofing screws clamp steel panels firmly to wood framing for a weatherproof, leak-resistant hold. Coarse threads dig in for maximum grip while corrosion-resistant finishes fight rust, giving you dependable strength across residential, agricultural, and industrial roofs.

Why Choose Metal-to-Wood Roofing Screws from EcoFoil?

Every screw here is built to bite through steel and anchor deep into wood without pre-drilling, so panels go up faster and stay put. Anti-corrosive coatings shrug off rust and weather in any climate, coarse threading holds firm through high winds and storms, and the full lineup covers everything from a backyard shed to a full pole barn. Match the head style, drive type, and coating to your project and you get a seal that lasts.

Kwikseal Woodbinder — Reliable Everyday Fastening

A #10 fastener with a 1/4" hex washer head, built for steel roofing and siding on post-frame and residential jobs. Its sharp point and lead thread cut cleanly through high-tensile 29- and 26-gauge steel with almost no point walking, and the EPDM washer seals tight even when the screw goes in at an angle.

ZXL Woodbinder — Lifetime Rust Protection

This #10 screw features a 5/16" cupped hex washer head capped in ZAMAC 5 zinc-aluminum alloy for rust protection that lasts the life of the roof. It fastens steel roofing to wood purlins or plywood in post-frame and residential builds, and the washer-face design locks the EPDM washer in place at any angle.

Eclipse Woodbinder — Low-Profile Sidewall Look

A #10 round-head screw driven with a T25 6-lobe recess for a clean, low-profile finish that suits sidewall metal. Designed for wood girts, its undercut EPDM rubber washer keeps the seal secure.

#14 Type 17 Woodbinder — The Rescue Screw

When nails or smaller fasteners work loose, this #14 screw with a 5/16" hex washer head steps in to re-secure steel roofing. Its vulcanized EPDM washer resists delamination and forms a strong seal, even on an angled drive.

Stainless Steel Woodbinder — Built for Harsh Environments

A #10 screw with a 1/4" cupped hex washer head made from 304 stainless steel for long-term durability where conditions are tough. It's a strong match for animal confinement buildings and aluminum liner panels; pre-drilling is needed for steel but not for aluminum.

ST-XL Woodbinder — Slim Head, Long Life

This #9 screw with a 1/4" cupped hex washer head wears a smaller head than standard hex washer fasteners for a more discreet look, while its 304 stainless steel cap delivers lifetime rust protection across both the head and the washer.

How to Choose the Right Screw

Start with the finish: use the color tool on each product page so your screw heads blend in instead of standing out. Confirm your substrate, too, since these screws are made for metal-to-wood applications and metal-to-metal jobs call for a different fastener. Finally, factor in your environment. In humid or coastal areas, step up to a stainless or high-corrosion-resistant screw so salt air and moisture don't shorten its life.

Get the Longest Life from Your Fasteners

Watch your torque and avoid over-driving, which strips wood and dents panels. Inspect periodically for corrosion, especially near the coast or in humid climates, and swap out any damaged screws before they let water in. A quick annual clean to clear debris keeps rust and staining from taking hold.

Pair with the Right Accessories

Round out your install with the tools and sealants these screws were made to work with: a T30 6-lobe driver bit for smooth, low-profile driving of Eclipse Woodbinders; a spring-loaded socket nutsetter, needed for ZXL Woodbinders because of their aluminum cap; NovaFlex Silicone Metal Roof Sealant for added protection at joints and fasteners; and metal roof boots to seal pipe penetrations for a fully watertight roof.

Still Have Questions?

With this many options, narrowing down the right screw isn't always obvious. Our fastener specialists are glad to help you match the correct product to your panel, framing, and climate. Reach out anytime for personalized guidance and we'll point you to the right fastener for the job.