Gladiator Color Matched Screws , GAAC0232

I have been working on 2 garages, mine and my daughters! Doing hers in grey and mine in white slat walls. Product is great and easy to work with. My goal in both garages was to get everything off the floors! A shelf and a hook for everything!

Perfect color match. I highly recommend if you are wanting the color to match perfectly

Awesome, love Gladiator Stuff. My whole garage is done up. WorkBenches, tool boxes, slat walls, 6 storage cabinets, hanging cabs, shelves, ceiling storage even the fridge:) Only need a couple more things to finish it up. Been eyeing the small beverage cooler. Love how it all matches and makes garage look stellar. Gladiator has been very durable throughout the years. I've owned various pieces throughout the years and have continued to add. Some of the pieces have gone through to moves and held up strong. Whirlpool keep up the fine service & products!

Great match. Strong and easy to drill. What else can be said?

Color matched screws, wonderful idea! Screws blended right in to the slatted wall.

Soooo glad these came back in stock. I did not want to hang my gray track system why white screws. This things are perfecting color matched and seemless

These are worth the small price to finish off the look of your new gear track wall if you're detailed oriented. I don't think regular screws would have bothered my husband, but for me I'm happy we go the matching ones.

Love the color match but the screw head could be a little stronger. Had a few strip out while installing. Not too many that I won't get these again though.

It was a bit confusing how many of these are needed for the 8' 2pack of GearWall. The instructions indicate you are to use one per stud in each GearWall slot, which would be 4 screws per stud per 12" GearWall panel. Assuming 16" center studs and you are mounted each end on a stud that would be 7 studs which is 28 screws. So for the GearWall 8' 2pack, it requires 2 packages of these screws. Next these almost certainly require pre-drilling the GearWall AND the stud. I had 2 screws break until I pre-drilled BOTH GearWall and stud. Perhaps the wood in my wall studs are denser than normal, your mileage may vary. For a nice flush look I also found it useful to use a countersink bit to get the head nice and flush in the track; otherwise you have to apply a lot of extra torque to get the head to pull down into the GearWall and you get a wave look as the surround wall is unnaturally pulled so tight. Color matched well. Just know if you are buying the 8' 2pack GearWall you need 2 boxes of these per set of wall you buy. Also plan on pre-drilling and if you have a countersink bit use it for a smooth look.

By the time you mount the cabinets you'll barely see any of these screws. I was not really cool with the 2" either, went out and got me some 3" and just used these on the ends of the tracks that were exposed.