sparkysparks
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Do i have to use round head machine screws to mount a 200A dual dwelling meter socket
The multi family dwelling has four layers or cedar shingles a layer of blueboard foam then vinyl siding
A co worker swears i cannot use a 1/4"shaft by 3" bugle head wood screws. he says that i have to use round head machine screws or its against code i cant find a specific article reference to support or discredit his statement.
The screws i used were heavy gauge stainless. Basically a phillips version of a lag bolt. No chance of shearing or corroding in my opinion, barring an act of the almighty or a bulldozer.
The multi family dwelling has four layers or cedar shingles a layer of blueboard foam then vinyl siding
A co worker swears i cannot use a 1/4"shaft by 3" bugle head wood screws. he says that i have to use round head machine screws or its against code i cant find a specific article reference to support or discredit his statement.
The screws i used were heavy gauge stainless. Basically a phillips version of a lag bolt. No chance of shearing or corroding in my opinion, barring an act of the almighty or a bulldozer.