From hanging artwork to tackling more complicated jobs like deck building, we have a wide selection of hardware fasteners. The term “fastener” refers to bolts, nails, screws, magnets and other kinds of connecting devices like ratchet straps and bungee cords. Knowing the correct fastener types to use will help your project run more smoothly.
Fasteners Tips
Always use the right size screwdriver to avoid stripping your fastener head.
Over-tightening fasteners can damage the threads of the bolt.
Nuts and washers are sized in both U.S. and metric measurements.
Mismatched metals can cause corrosion so pair your fasteners accordingly.
Hard to Find Fasteners
Whether you’re a pro buying fasteners in bulk or a DIYer who just need a nail or a handful of screws, you’ll find what you’re looking. Even hard to find specialty fasteners are easy to find at The Home Depot. You can download our app and use the item finder tool to find exactly what you’re looking for. You can ask a store associate for help at your local store.
Beyond Screws and Nuts
Bolts, nuts and washers are among the most common fasteners, but sometimes you need something else, like ratchet straps or bungee cords to keep tools secure in your vehicle. Or, spacers to fit over bolts or screws to maintain space between components.
Fasteners Around the Home
Installing a shelf? We have the shelf supports you need to keep shelving safely secured to any wall type. For tough projects, you can get a dependable hold around the entire home with hook and loop fasteners. For mechanical equipment, you can use woodruff keys to secure the components of your machinery.
Need a Lift?
Consider buying more than one pulley to easily lift loads with little force. When used together in this way, pulleys make it easier to lift. Paracord, short for parachute cord, is a lightweight nylon rope originally used for many tasks as a general-purpose utility cord.