Innovative, precise, and built for builders, Kreg is a trusted name in woodworking tools and joinery systems that make it easier than ever to create strong, professional-quality projects. Available at Windsor Plywood, Kreg tools are perfect for DIYers, woodworkers, and contractors looking to simplify complex tasks and achieve clean, accurate results. Best known for their pocket-hole joinery systems, Kreg offers a wide range of products including jigs, clamps, track saws, workbenches, measuring tools, and hardware—all designed to improve accuracy and efficiency in the shop or on the job site. With user-friendly features and robust construction, Kreg tools help you work smarter and build better, whether you're assembling cabinetry, installing trim, or crafting custom furniture. As a proudly Canadian retailer, we are committed to offering top-quality brands and expert advice. Discover how Kreg can take your craftsmanship to the next level with tools that deliver strength, simplicity, and precision.
Windsor Plywood is an authorized Kreg retailer carrying the Kreg Jig pocket hole system in multiple configurations, along with Kreg drill bits, pocket hole screws, clamps, and accessories. Kreg also manufactures bench accessories and project planning tools stocked at Windsor Plywood locations.
The Kreg Jig is a jig system that guides a stepped drill bit to bore angled pocket holes into wood, which are then joined with Kreg self-tapping pocket hole screws. The result is a strong, concealed joint that can be assembled quickly without clamps in many configurations. Pocket hole joinery is widely used for face frames, cabinet boxes, furniture, and trim work.
The Kreg Jig K4 or K5 is the standard choice for home workshop and DIY use, handling the full range of common material thicknesses and providing consistent, easy setup for most projects. The Kreg Jig 320 is a simpler, lower-cost entry point for occasional use. For production cabinetry or high-volume applications, the Kreg Foreman automatic pocket hole machine delivers faster cycle times.
Kreg pocket hole screw length is determined by the thickness of the material being joined. As a general guide, 1-1/4 inch screws work for 3/4 inch material joining, and 1-1/2 inch screws work for 1-1/2 inch material. Using the correct screw length is important for joint strength; screws that are too long break through the opposite face.
Kreg pocket hole joints are strong enough for furniture, cabinets, and most woodworking applications and are significantly faster to execute than traditional joinery. In side-grain-to-side-grain applications like face frames and panel assemblies, pocket hole joints are comparable to biscuit joints. For joints under significant racking or shear stress, traditional joinery or mechanical fasteners combined with glue provide higher performance.