Lag Bolts

Lag bolts are used to fasten heavy lumber and other materials that bear large loads. They are driven directly into wood or anchored with shields in masonry. These bolts are commonly found in decks, wall mounts, and timber joints. Their thick body and sharp threads make them perfect for strong, lasting connections. They don’t require nuts because their threads bite securely into the material. Lag bolts are known for their holding power in structural and framing work.

Yes lag bolts can be customized in terms of length diameter threading and coating. You can choose between stainless steel carbon steel or galvanized finish depending on exposure conditions. Special coatings can improve resistance in marine or chemical environments. Thread spacing and point design can also be adjusted for specific wood densities or anchoring systems. B2B orders come with packing certifications and can be supplied in project-specific quantities. Customization ensures long term strength in various conditions.

Their rough threads and sharp points enable them to hold very firmly, thus providing strong hold on the single side. Having a hex head, they can be easily rotated with wrench and have ample torque with little slipping. Wood is constructed to use lag bolts. Metal is more suitable in standard bolts. The whole thing depends on what you are fixing and how you want it to be fixed.