Definition

A concrete screw, also known as a masonry screw or concrete anchor screw, is a type of fastener specifically designed for use in concrete, brick, or other masonry materials. These screws are used to securely attach objects to masonry surfaces without the need for anchors or plugs. Concrete screws typically have coarse threads that are specifically designed to bite into and grip the masonry material securely. This thread design helps to provide strong holding power in concrete and other masonry substrates.