Product Description
This is an odd fit for a CCTV store's shelf, but it's a genuinely useful fixing screw if you're mounting timber brackets, backing boards or wooden enclosures as part of an installation.
The Timbermate 10G × 1¼ inch (approx. 32 mm) screw is a steel, countersunk-head wood screw built for fixing into timber, chipboard and other wood-based materials. The countersunk head sits flush with the surface once driven home, which matters if the fixing will be visible — for example a wooden camera housing or a mounting batten fitted to a fascia.
Where it fits in a CCTV job
- Timber camera mounts or backing boards — fixing a wooden plate to a wall before a bracket goes on top
- Enclosure and cabinet assembly — attaching wood-based panels for DVR/NVR cabinets or storage boxes
- General carpentry around an install — trunking covers, access hatches, or any wood repair needed while running cable
The 10G gauge gives a reasonably strong shaft diameter for the length, and 1¼ inch gives enough penetration for most thin-to-medium timber and engineered board fixing jobs. It's not rated here for masonry, metal or heavy structural loads — for those, use a screw or fixing specified for that material.
Check the thickness of what you're fixing into before ordering: 32 mm length needs enough timber depth behind the surface to bite properly.
Technical Specifications
Frequently Asked Questions
What size is this screw?
It's a 10G gauge screw, 1¼ inch long (approximately 32 mm), with a countersunk head.
Can I use this to fix a CCTV bracket to wood?
It's designed for timber and wood-based materials such as chipboard and plywood, so it suits fixing a wooden mounting plate or backing board, not masonry or metal.
What material is the screw made from?
Steel, for reliable fastening strength in timber fibres and engineered wood.
Will the screw head sit flush with the surface?
Yes, the countersunk head is designed to sit level with the material surface once installed, giving a clean finish.
