Tite-Fix Launches New Website

Tite-Fix launches new website designed to make browsing its screw range even easier and help customers find local stockists quickly.

2026 sees Tite-Fix launch a brand-new website, and thankfully, it’s a lot easier to use than the old one!  But seen as you are here, you probably already know…

• No endless clicking around.
• No trying to work out which screw does what.
• No feeling like you need a construction diploma just to buy screws.

The whole site has been rebuilt to make finding their products quicker and a bit less painful, whether you’re after decking screws, flooring fixings, cladding screws or just something multi-purpose to sort that job out quickly on-site.

It’s cleaner, simpler, and way easier to navigate. Which is exactly how it should be.  You can find out which screw will work best on the job without having to scroll and scroll.

Find Local Stockists Without The Treasure Hunt

One of the biggest upgrades is the new stockist finder.

So instead of Googling “Tite-Fix screws near me” and ending up six pages deep in the internet, you can now quickly check where products are stocked locally.

Handy when:

• You’re halfway through a job
• Running low on fixings
• The merchant shuts in 40 minutes
• And you absolutely cannot be bothered driving round three industrial estates looking for screws

The new site also makes it easier to jump straight from finding the product online to actually going and buying it nearby. Especially now the range is stocked in more places across the UK, including ScrewFix, Toolstation, Wickes, MKM and loads of great independent merchants.

Built More… Proper

As they might say in Yorkshire.  The overall vibe of the site is just more straightforward.

• Less corporate waffle.
• Less overcomplicated product pages.
• More useful information.

You can get in, find what you need, and get back to the job instead of scrolling through paragraphs about “innovative fastening solutions”.

DIY users will probably find it easier too, especially if they’re not massively familiar with different screw types and just want something decent that works properly first time.

The new Tite-Fix website is live now and gives customers a much easier way to browse the range, find local stockists, and crack on with the job.