I have made a temporary shed-like structure. Every year, it gets erected, used for around a week, then dismantled and stored away. It's made in sections.
I put it all together using my usual wood screws - Screwfix TurboGold. These work fine for the screws that stay put within the sections. However, they don't work very well for joining the sections together. The screw heads get buried in the wood, and then it's hard to dismantle. Quite often the screws remain buried even when the sections are unscrewed - with a nasty bit of very sharp screw thread sticking out.
I don't want to bolt it together, but I think something like pan-headed wood screws might be a lot easier to dismantle and remantle.
Can anyone recommend something suitable, please? I'd need a range of sizes from 1"-3". Sorry, I mean 25-75mm. Preferably something I can pick up at Screwfix or Toolstation, please.
I had a look, admittedly not terribly diligently, but all the pan-headed screws seem to be the nut-and-bolt type.
I could just use cup washers at a pinch, ofc.