Emtek 100PK-10FHWS10 Replacement Hinge Screws, Flat Head Wood Screws - Steel #10 x " (Pack Qty 100)

They're #10 x 1 inch flat head wood screws, steel, 100 to a pack. The flat head is what lets them sit flush in a hinge leaf countersink so the leaf seats tight against the mortise and the door doesn't bind.

No. At 1 inch long these reach the jamb material only, not through to the framing behind it. For a sagging or heavy door you want a longer screw driven through the jamb into the stud, typically 2-1/2 to 3 inches, in at least one hole per hinge leaf. The 100PK-10FHWS10 pack is for replacing the original finished screws in the leaf.

Emtek lists this part as residential. It's a wood screw for wood jambs and wood-mortised hinges, so it has no use in a hollow metal frame, where hinge leaves are machine-screwed into tapped frame holes. For a commercial opening you need machine screws matched to the frame's tapping, not a wood screw.

Eleven: Polished Brass Lifetime (US3), French Antique (US7), 606 Satin Brass, Polished Nickel (US14), 619 Satin Nickel, Pewter (US15A), Flat Black (US19), 613 Satin Bronze Oil-Rubbed, 625 Bright Chrome, Medium Bronze (MB), and Tumbled White Bronze (TWB). Order the finish that matches the hinge, not the lockset, since the screw head shows against the leaf.

They're a standard #10 flat head wood screw, so they seat in any hinge leaf countersunk for a #10, which covers most residential butt hinges regardless of who made them. What you're really buying is the finish match to your Emtek hinges. Check that the existing holes are #10 and not #8 or #12 before ordering a case of 100.

Not on their own. A #10 x 1 inch wood screw cuts fresh thread only in sound wood, so if the hole is chewed out you need to pack it first, glued dowel or wood splines, then redrill and drive these. Swapping in a new screw of the same size and length into a stripped hole gives you the same sag back within weeks.

A 100 pack covers roughly 25 hinges at four screws a leaf, which is what a property manager or remodeler needs when refinishing hardware across a run of doors and the original screws are painted, stripped, or the wrong finish. Buying the pack keeps every door in the building on the same screw head finish.

The 100PK-10FHWS10 screws are steel with a decorative finish, not stainless. On an interior opening that's a non-issue. On a coastal or heavily weather-exposed exterior door, steel under a plated finish is the part that goes first, so a stainless fastener is the better call there.