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Simpson Strong-Tie Quik Drive WSV #9 x 1-3/4 in. Collated Subfloor Screw (2,000 per Box)

Original price $104.99 - Original price $104.99
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SKU WSV134S

Quik Drive WSV #9 x 1-3/4 in. Subfloor Screw

WSV134S is Simpson's #9 x 1-3/4 in. collated subfloor screw for the Quik Drive auto-feed system. The point and thread start easily and pull the subfloor tight to the joist, which reduces gaps and squeaks.

Collated strips only. They load in Quik Drive PRO200S, PRO250G2 and Project Pro tools, not a standard screw gun.

Features and Common Uses
  • #9 x 1-3/4 in., 2/3 threaded shank
  • T25 6-lobe recess, rimmed flat head with nibs for clean countersinking
  • High-low threaded point
  • Yellow zinc coating, curved collation

Commonly used for:

  • Subfloor sheathing to joists
  • Wall and roof sheathing
Specifications
Product Specifications
Brand Simpson Strong-Tie
Model WSV134S
Size #9 x 1-3/4 in.
Drive T25 6-lobe
Head Rimmed flat head with nibs, 0.333 in.
Coating Yellow zinc
Compatible tools Quik Drive PRO200S, PRO250G2, Project Pro
Pack 2,000 collated

Specifications are from Simpson's product data for the WSV134S. Spacing and edge distances come from the sheathing manufacturer and code. Source: Simpson Strong-Tie Fastening Systems Catalog C-F-2025, pp. 192-197 (PDF).

How to Install
  1. Feed the strip into a Quik Drive PRO200S, PRO250G2 or Project Pro.
  2. Drive at the sheathing maker's spacing until the head sits flush.

Full installation notes and load tables: Source: Simpson Strong-Tie Fastening Systems Catalog C-F-2025, pp. 192-197 (PDF).

Frequently Asked Questions
Which tools take these?

Quik Drive PRO200S, PRO250G2 and Project Pro auto-feed systems and attachments.

Outdoor use?

No. Yellow zinc is for interior, dry sheathing work.

Why screws instead of nails for subfloor?

The WSV thread pulls the panel tight to the joist and holds it there, which reduces the gaps that cause floor squeaks.