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title: "O'BERRY Enterprises 3251 Squeak Replacement Screw (50 Count)"
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# 50 high-strength zinc screws Compatible with SQUEEEK NO MORE kit Snaps 1/4 inch below surface O'BERRY Enterprises 3251 Squeak Replacement Screw (50 Count)

**Brand:** squeeeeek no more
**Price:** SAR 80
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔧 Silence your floors, not your style.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** O'BERRY Enterprises 3251 Squeak Replacement Screw (50 Count) by squeeeeek no more
- **How much does it cost?** SAR 80 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- squeeeeek no more enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted squeeeeek no more brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Rust-Resistant Durability:** Zinc-plated alloy steel resists corrosion and wear
- • **Bulk Pack for Big Projects:** 50 screws per pack—perfect for quick fixes or ongoing maintenance
- • **Invisible Fix, Visible Peace:** Snaps cleanly below surface for a flawless finish
- • **Universal Floor Compatibility:** Works seamlessly on carpet, hardwood, vinyl & linoleum
- • **Precision Engineered for Joists:** Designed to fasten floorboards securely without damage

## Overview

O'BERRY Enterprises 3251 Squeak Replacement Screws (50 Count) are zinc-plated, rust-resistant wood screws engineered to work exclusively with the SQUEEEK NO MORE Squeaky Floor Repair Kit. Each screw is designed to snap 1/4 inch below the floor surface, ensuring an invisible, damage-free repair on all floor types including carpet, hardwood, vinyl, and linoleum. Ideal for professional-grade squeak elimination, these screws provide a durable, clean finish that secures floorboards to joists without cracking or carpet damage.

## Description

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Review: Out of limited options, it was the best I could find - After hearing some ridiculous contractor quotes, I went online looking for a solution to my impossibly squeaky floors. We have a cat and you could hear the thing walking they were so bad. The hardware store guys told me you just learn to live with it...after four years in this house I was going crazy. Saw this thing demo'd online and gave the starter set a try. They're not perfect, but when you can find a joist they work very well. Couple things: - if you have an older home with older hardwoods, the holes are nearly invisible among the other surface imperfections. Make sure you pick up a couple colors of wood putty, one darker than your floors and one lighter, so that you can mix them like play-dough and get your color right. - That's important because the screws do not always snap off - I'd say it works about 80-85% of the time. The little tool they give you does not snap the screws as neatly as they show in the video. And in working it around, you enlarge your holes a bit. Or sometimes the screw doesn't generate enough torque to snap before it just starts chewing through the wood and you're just spinning. Then you back it out and either put it in planning to snap it or just fill the hole you create during the mangling process to break it off. - I found these to be useless between joists. Probably a personal situation with our house and the old nails, but the only sound reduction came when the flooring was re-secured to the joists. - In an old house, not all of the joists are 16" apart. Fortunately our basement is unfinished and I was able to see a lot of the time where I was going wrong. Some areas were covered, however, and then it's hide and see. I looked far and wide for a good stud finder that could penetrate 2" of hardwoods and subfloor. Bosch has one that said it could but home depot had stopped carrying it at the store I tried. I found when hunting for a joist that normally the worst of the squeak was directly at the joist. If you can use a finger and create the squeak (vs. jumping on it), you're probably very close. I'm about 200 screws in at this point and have only had one pre-break below the surface but not at the 1/8" that they specify. I find that they torque up a little better if you're going slow so I have a reasonable speed going until I get close to the guard and then slow appreciably. At that point, I'm drilling no faster than I could by hand which seems to work the best. Overall, considering that I had no way to approach some of my floors from underneath, that even if I had, the option of nailing a 2"x4" to the joist and then angling up into the sub-floor sounded like a true waste of time, I think these are the greatest invention I could have asked for. Even using the square drill attachment (vs. say a Phillips) was genius as you never strip a screw. My entire toolkit for this is a set of vise grips, a long paperclip (bend it in half so you don't drop it), tape measure, putty, flashlight, some tape to mark the joist centers and a drill. I'd rate it very easy on the difficulty scale. It is time-consuming, however, and you go through screws like crazy. 6 joists per avg bedroom x 11 feet x 2-3 screws per foot and you're easily over 100 per room even if you're just attacking the squeaky spots (if your rooms are as noisy as ours were). Sweet bliss coming into the house now - I'm almost afraid to walk on them. Good luck! Update - 2 weeks later - couple hundred more screws in place. Still a fan - figured out two things: 1) they will quiet spaces between joists, just put in a grid, spacing them 4" apart, so in 1 sq. ft, you'll use around 16 screws to silence it. compare that to a joist, where you get about 3" of silence on either side when you can snug the floor back down to the joist. ups your total per room substantially. i picked up a 500 pack for the weekend. 2) resist the temptation to rock the screw head back and forth to minimize floor damage - hold the tool like an airplane thrust lever and push forward only. faster and less frustrating.
Review: Thank you Saint O'Berry - These are a godsend. I really don't think I would have my sanity if it weren't for this product. My floors squeak! Oh boy do they squeak! As the years went by, the squeaks got worse. The squeaks were always louder and more prevalent in the winter time when the house was dry. We have carpet through much of the house so getting at the actual floor was an issue. A few years ago I decided to give this product a try, and to my amazement it works wonderfully! I went through the initial 50 screws in the set. I bought another 50 pack and went through all of those as well. I then said, "screw it" and bought the contractor pack of 250. The rate I'm going I'll need to buy another one here shortly. If you know how to find your joists, or spend a little time to find them trial and error then this will undoubtedly work for you. I even fixed a few mechanical squeaks with this. Our joists have metal X brackets that run from one joist to another, I guess to keep the joist secured or not warp. I was getting a metallic squeak where these brackets rubbed together that sounded like fingernails on the chalkboard. I was lucky enough to drive a screw in to bind against the bracket and move it aside just enough so it wouldn't rub against the other bracket. Some tips after using this for a few years: - I keep a slip of paper with my drill and when I know I find a joist in a room I'll write down the measurement (example: living room +2 inches off south wall baseboard). Then I can easily find other joists 16" off that measurement. - You don't need the special bit and tool set. If you're handy you can just buy the contractor pack, use a standard square bit, and then gauge where you need to snap the screw head off and use a pair of pliers or the claw of a hammer and pop it off. - It has been my experience that the squeaks will slowly come back over time in a few problem spots. I believe the threads aren't quite enough to keep the floor secured to the joist and as the humidity changes, kids jump around, or heavy foot falls will cause the floor to break free from the screw over time. If you drive a screw and fix a big squeak, drive a couple more nearby to help keep the squeak from coming back. I have driven in probably 500 screws (many of those I had to back out because it didn't fix a squeak, or I missed a joist) and not once has it affected the carpet. I have a pretty standard nylon 1" pile plush carpet and it has been fine. The only goof I ever had with this was when I snapped a head off the screw that wasn't screwed down as far as it should have been -- one of the drawbacks from not using the guide. So if you step barefoot just right in this one spot with your heel you feel a slight bump. Not enough to hurt, just enough to say, hmm, I should fix that sometime with a big hammer. I have not used this to try to fix squeaks on a hardwood floor or other surface, just carpet. Ultimately, the best way to fix it would be to rip up the carpet, and use actual flooring screws. I will be doing that next time the carpet needs to be replaced. In the meantime, Squeeek No More is the best solution. Thanks you O'Berry Enterprises!

## Features

- Works Perfectly with SQUEEEK NO MORE Kit. These high-strength, zinc-plated, rust-resistant scored screws are designed for use with the SQUEEEK NO MORE Squeaky Floor Repair Kit to fix new or recurring squeaky spots.
- Snaps Below Surface for Clean Finish - Each scored counter-snap screw is engineered to break 1/4 inch below the surface when used with the SQUEEEK NO MORE Squeaky Floor Repair Kit fixtures, leaving a clean, invisible finish.
- Durable, Damage-Free Floor Repair. Counter-snap screws fasten floorboards to joists to eliminate squeaks—without damaging carpet or cracking hardwood when installed using the kit’s guides.
- Works on All Floor Types. Ideal for use on carpet, hardwood, vinyl, or linoleum when paired with the SQUEEEK NO MORE system.
- Keep Extra Screws for a Quick Fix. Select the 50-pack for smaller fixes or the 250-pack for larger projects. Note: This product has screws only—pair with the full SQUEEEK NO MORE Squeaky Floor Repair Kit for proper installation.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B000H5WV1Y |
| Best Sellers Rank | #10,818 in Industrial & Scientific ( See Top 100 in Industrial & Scientific ) #102 in Machine Screws |
| Brand | Squeeeeek No More |
| Color | Yellow |
| Compatible Groove Diameter | 0.13 inches |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 2,154 Reviews |
| Drive System | Square |
| Exterior Finish | Zinc |
| Fastener Size | No. 8 |
| Fastener Type | Wood Screws |
| Finish Types | Zinc Plated |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00765806032517 |
| Head Style | Bugle |
| Head Type | Bugle |
| Included Components | wood-screws |
| Item Diameter | 0.13 inches |
| Item Dimensions | 7 x 3 x 1 inches |
| Item Type Name | O'BERRY ENTERPRISES 3251 Squeak Replacement Screw (50 Count) |
| Item Weight | 8.16 ounces |
| Item dimensions L x W x H | 7 x 3 x 1 inches |
| Manufacturer | O'BERRY ENTERPRISES |
| Material | Alloy Steel |
| Material Type | Alloy Steel |
| Maximum Shear Strength | Approximately 250 MPa to 700 MPa (36,259 psi to 101,538 psi) |
| Metal Type | Alloy Steel |
| Model | 3251 |
| Number Of Items | 50 |
| Number of Pieces | 50 |
| Part Number | 3251 |
| Point Style | Flat Point |
| Screw Head Style | Bugle |
| Screw Point Style | Flat Point |
| Set Name | Squeaky Floor Repair Screw Set |
| Set Screw Thread Type | coarse |
| Size Name | Pack of 1 |
| Thread Coverage | Fully Threaded |
| Thread Size | #00-90 |
| Thread Style | Right Hand |
| Thread Type | Unc |
| UPC | 765806032517 |
| Warranty Description | Warranty |

## Product Details

- **Exterior Finish:** Zinc
- **Head Style:** Bugle
- **Item dimensions L x W x H:** 7 x 3 x 1 inches
- **Material:** Alloy Steel
- **Thread Size:** #00-90

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Out of limited options, it was the best I could find
*by A***R on December 15, 2013*

After hearing some ridiculous contractor quotes, I went online looking for a solution to my impossibly squeaky floors. We have a cat and you could hear the thing walking they were so bad. The hardware store guys told me you just learn to live with it...after four years in this house I was going crazy. Saw this thing demo'd online and gave the starter set a try. They're not perfect, but when you can find a joist they work very well. Couple things: - if you have an older home with older hardwoods, the holes are nearly invisible among the other surface imperfections. Make sure you pick up a couple colors of wood putty, one darker than your floors and one lighter, so that you can mix them like play-dough and get your color right. - That's important because the screws do not always snap off - I'd say it works about 80-85% of the time. The little tool they give you does not snap the screws as neatly as they show in the video. And in working it around, you enlarge your holes a bit. Or sometimes the screw doesn't generate enough torque to snap before it just starts chewing through the wood and you're just spinning. Then you back it out and either put it in planning to snap it or just fill the hole you create during the mangling process to break it off. - I found these to be useless between joists. Probably a personal situation with our house and the old nails, but the only sound reduction came when the flooring was re-secured to the joists. - In an old house, not all of the joists are 16" apart. Fortunately our basement is unfinished and I was able to see a lot of the time where I was going wrong. Some areas were covered, however, and then it's hide and see. I looked far and wide for a good stud finder that could penetrate 2" of hardwoods and subfloor. Bosch has one that said it could but home depot had stopped carrying it at the store I tried. I found when hunting for a joist that normally the worst of the squeak was directly at the joist. If you can use a finger and create the squeak (vs. jumping on it), you're probably very close. I'm about 200 screws in at this point and have only had one pre-break below the surface but not at the 1/8" that they specify. I find that they torque up a little better if you're going slow so I have a reasonable speed going until I get close to the guard and then slow appreciably. At that point, I'm drilling no faster than I could by hand which seems to work the best. Overall, considering that I had no way to approach some of my floors from underneath, that even if I had, the option of nailing a 2"x4" to the joist and then angling up into the sub-floor sounded like a true waste of time, I think these are the greatest invention I could have asked for. Even using the square drill attachment (vs. say a Phillips) was genius as you never strip a screw. My entire toolkit for this is a set of vise grips, a long paperclip (bend it in half so you don't drop it), tape measure, putty, flashlight, some tape to mark the joist centers and a drill. I'd rate it very easy on the difficulty scale. It is time-consuming, however, and you go through screws like crazy. 6 joists per avg bedroom x 11 feet x 2-3 screws per foot and you're easily over 100 per room even if you're just attacking the squeaky spots (if your rooms are as noisy as ours were). Sweet bliss coming into the house now - I'm almost afraid to walk on them. Good luck! Update - 2 weeks later - couple hundred more screws in place. Still a fan - figured out two things: 1) they will quiet spaces between joists, just put in a grid, spacing them 4" apart, so in 1 sq. ft, you'll use around 16 screws to silence it. compare that to a joist, where you get about 3" of silence on either side when you can snug the floor back down to the joist. ups your total per room substantially. i picked up a 500 pack for the weekend. 2) resist the temptation to rock the screw head back and forth to minimize floor damage - hold the tool like an airplane thrust lever and push forward only. faster and less frustrating.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Thank you Saint O'Berry
*by A***N on August 30, 2017*

These are a godsend. I really don't think I would have my sanity if it weren't for this product. My floors squeak! Oh boy do they squeak! As the years went by, the squeaks got worse. The squeaks were always louder and more prevalent in the winter time when the house was dry. We have carpet through much of the house so getting at the actual floor was an issue. A few years ago I decided to give this product a try, and to my amazement it works wonderfully! I went through the initial 50 screws in the set. I bought another 50 pack and went through all of those as well. I then said, "screw it" and bought the contractor pack of 250. The rate I'm going I'll need to buy another one here shortly. If you know how to find your joists, or spend a little time to find them trial and error then this will undoubtedly work for you. I even fixed a few mechanical squeaks with this. Our joists have metal X brackets that run from one joist to another, I guess to keep the joist secured or not warp. I was getting a metallic squeak where these brackets rubbed together that sounded like fingernails on the chalkboard. I was lucky enough to drive a screw in to bind against the bracket and move it aside just enough so it wouldn't rub against the other bracket. Some tips after using this for a few years: - I keep a slip of paper with my drill and when I know I find a joist in a room I'll write down the measurement (example: living room +2 inches off south wall baseboard). Then I can easily find other joists 16" off that measurement. - You don't need the special bit and tool set. If you're handy you can just buy the contractor pack, use a standard square bit, and then gauge where you need to snap the screw head off and use a pair of pliers or the claw of a hammer and pop it off. - It has been my experience that the squeaks will slowly come back over time in a few problem spots. I believe the threads aren't quite enough to keep the floor secured to the joist and as the humidity changes, kids jump around, or heavy foot falls will cause the floor to break free from the screw over time. If you drive a screw and fix a big squeak, drive a couple more nearby to help keep the squeak from coming back. I have driven in probably 500 screws (many of those I had to back out because it didn't fix a squeak, or I missed a joist) and not once has it affected the carpet. I have a pretty standard nylon 1" pile plush carpet and it has been fine. The only goof I ever had with this was when I snapped a head off the screw that wasn't screwed down as far as it should have been -- one of the drawbacks from not using the guide. So if you step barefoot just right in this one spot with your heel you feel a slight bump. Not enough to hurt, just enough to say, hmm, I should fix that sometime with a big hammer. I have not used this to try to fix squeaks on a hardwood floor or other surface, just carpet. Ultimately, the best way to fix it would be to rip up the carpet, and use actual flooring screws. I will be doing that next time the carpet needs to be replaced. In the meantime, Squeeek No More is the best solution. Thanks you O'Berry Enterprises!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The name says it al.
*by B***E on January 26, 2026*

These are replacement screws for the O’Berry Squeak No More system of stopping floor squeaks. I had it use it on hardwood flooring where I had no access to the underside of the squeak. These variable pitch screws draw the joist, subfloor, and hardwood down tight and, in most cases, alleviate the squeak. The worst part, in my case, was trying to find the joists underneath in order to screw into them. Stud finders will not find the joists through 3/4” flooring and 3/4” sub-flooring so it comes down to drilling a few holes with the smallest drill bit you have to determine the joists’ location. I know, drilling into your beautiful hardwood flooring isn’t something I like to do but, in this case, it’s a necessary evil. Once joists are located, a 3/8” hole is drilled and you used these screws along with the appropriate guide from the Squeak No More kit to screw it down tight. Make sure you’re using a drill or impact screwdriver so when it reaches the proper depth, the screw shears off just below floor level. Repeat as necessary to rid your floors of those annoying squeaks. Once completed, fill in the holes with the appropriately colored wood filler stick (or crayon, actually), smooth it out and the holes are almost invisible. Anyway, these replacement screws work the same as what came in the kit. They worked for me.

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