1/4" Square Pyramid Head Decorative Screws

Bring the look of historic ironwork into your modern-day build with our Low Profile Pyramid Head Screws. These decorative screws are hand-forged to feature a distinct pyramid head that adds rugged texture and character without excessive height—making them ideal for applications where clearance matters.

Designed for use in rustic, farmhouse, Spanish revival, and old-world-inspired interiors and exteriors, these screws can be paired with clavos, hinges, brackets, and custom doors. Their subdued profile allows them to sit flush or nearly flush, giving a seamless but visually strong finish.

Made from durable steel and available in multiple finishes, they serve both decorative and functional purposes.

 Bullet Point Summary

• Low profile pyramid head for flush or low-clearance applications

• Hand-forged from solid steel for strength and historical authenticity

• Ideal for use with clavos, hinges, cabinet doors, furniture, and trim

• Available in various finishes: raw steel, black powder coat, antique bronze, etc.

• Compatible with both indoor and outdoor installations

• Sold individually or in bulk for larger projects

Installation Instructions

1. Surface Prep: Ensure the surface is clean, dry, and structurally sound.

2. Pre-Drill (Recommended): Use a slightly smaller drill bit than the screw shaft to prevent splitting wood, especially hardwoods.

3. Installation: Drive screw manually or use a drill on low torque to avoid stripping.

4. Finishing Touch: Optional—apply matching patina wax or touch-up paint on the head after install to preserve finish integrity.

Care / Cleaning Instructions

• Raw Steel: Wipe with a clean dry cloth and apply a light coating of paste wax or oil to prevent rusting.

• Powder Coated / Painted Finishes: Dust with a soft cloth; do not use harsh chemicals.

• Outdoor Use: Apply a rust-inhibitor sealant annually for maximum longevity in exposed environments.

FAQ – Low Profile Pyramid Screws

Q: Are these screws purely decorative?
A: No. They are fully functional for general use, but intended for light to medium duty applications. Ideal for accenting visible areas rather than structural installations.

Q: Can I use them with metal doors or frames?
A: Yes, but you'll need to drill appropriately and ensure you’re using compatible threading or anchors as needed.

Q: Do they sit flush with the surface?
A: These are low-profile pyramid heads, so they sit flatter than standard pyramid screws—ideal for tight clearance situations.

Q: Can I get these in a custom finish?
A: Absolutely. Contact us to request a custom patina or a finish that matches your hardware project.

Image 1: Black Oxide

Image 2: Oil Rubbed Bronze, Pewter, Wrought Iron Patina, Rusty Metal, Aged Bronze, Aged Pewter, Oxidized (custom patina), Aged Gold, Natural Rust

Images 3 & 4: Raw/Unfinished

• Dimensions
• Finish Description

• • Style: Pyramid Head
  • Texture: Smooth
  • Head Size: 1/2"
  • Thread Diameter: 1/4"
  • Driver: 1/2" 8 Point Socket
  • Pilot Hole: soft wood 3/32"
  • Pilot Hole: hard wood 3/16"
• • Raw: Metal is left untreated. Recommended for those wanting to add their own finish or wanting a natural rust finish.
  • Black: The item is painted flat black. We recommend this option for items with no texturing and for outdoor use.
  • Oil Rubbed Bronze: A bronze wax/sealer is rubbed on gently, leaving a bronze color to the high points of the metal where the lows will remain black. Recommended for hammered or distressed textures.
  • Pewter: A pewter wax/sealer is rubbed on gently, leaving the silver-ish peweter color on the hight points of the metal and the lows will be black. Recommended for hammered of distressed textures.
  • Aged Bronze: A bronze wax/sealer is applied to the piece and gently wiped away. This finish leaves the high points of the metal black and the low points a bronze color. Recommended for hammered or distressed items.
  • Aged Pewter: A pewter wax/sealer is applied to the piece and gently wiped away. This finish leaves the high points of the metal black and the low points a silver-ish pewter color. Recommended for hammered or distressed items.
  • Rusty Metal Patina: This finish leaves a burgandy/orange color of rust on the low points of the piece. It looks best when selected with a hammered or distressed texture
  • Gunmetal: This is an acid finish leaving hints of blues and browns. The coloring abosrbs into the metal making it more scratch resistant (Good for high use items).Not recommended for outdoor use
  • This is an acid finish turning the metal blackish. The coloring abosrbs into the metal making it more scratch resistant (Good for high use items).Not recommended for outdoor use