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What's the deal with these green - coated screws, then? I've never really used them before.

Sorry, I meant to add that reglueing probably means knocking them apart and gluing and cramping which is a bit beyond me. If I'm desperate t hide the screws I'll use plugs but as long as the screws dont stick out like sore thumbs i'll be happy.

Are these spax good for anti-corrosion? I wondered about the green coated ones which would look a bit better in the furniture than silver ones. Do you suggest single-thread because this is hard wood?

I'll have a think but my facilities are limited and so is my mobility so I thought drawing all the joints together with well-placed woodscrews would be a good compromise in effort, effectiveness and aesthetics. A lot of the pegs seem to be in blind holes and there's no way to grip them or knock...

I want to breath new life into some wobbly garden chairs but I'm not sure which screws to use. They are hard wood and not rotten but the joints have loosened. They seem to be all wood construction with no metal fittings or screws but wooden pegs. I suppose its possible there are screws covered...