• Woodscrew supplied with a screw-in chrome dome cap, so the fixing and its cover come together
• Cap threads into a socket in the screw head to hide the fixing completely
• Chrome plated dome gives a neat, decorative finish
• Countersunk head sits flush against the mirror or panel
• Slotted or pozi drive for easy tightening
• Works with mirrors, bath panels, splashbacks and signs
• For interior decorative use

These screws work anywhere the visible screw head needs to look tidy. Drive them into timber or a suitable wall plug behind the panel, then cap the head.

• Hanging mirrors on a wall
• Fixing bath panels
• Mounting splashbacks
• Securing signs and nameplates
• Any interior panel where a neat screw head matters

• Brand: TIMCO
• Type: Woodscrew with screw-in cap
• Cap: Dome
• Cap finish: Chrome plated
• Head type: Countersunk (threaded socket for cap)
• Drive: Slotted / Pozi
• Substrate: Mirror, panel, splashback to timber/plug
• Use: Decorative mirror and panel fixing
• Pack: Box or bag

How do mirror screws with caps work?

You drive the countersunk woodscrew through the pre-drilled hole in the mirror or panel and into timber or a wall plug. Once it is tight, you screw the chrome dome cap into the threaded socket in the screw head. The cap hides the fixing and leaves a smart finish.

Do I need to pre-drill the mirror?

Yes. Mirrors and glass panels normally come with pre-drilled holes for the screws. If yours does not, have the holes drilled by a glass supplier first. Never force a screw through undrilled glass.

What is the difference between a dome cap and a flat cap?

A dome cap is rounded and stands slightly proud, which gives a more decorative look. A flat cap sits closer to the surface for a lower profile. Both cover the screw head, so the choice comes down to the finish you want.

Can you remove the chrome cap later?

Yes. The cap simply unscrews from the socket in the screw head, so you can take the mirror down or swap the cap whenever you need to.

What else can I fix with them?

They suit bath panels, splashbacks, signs and nameplates as well as mirrors. Use them anywhere an exposed screw head needs to look neat indoors.