Bugle Head, Hi-Lo Thread, Sharp Point

#6 x 1" ~ #6 x 2-1/4"

#7 x 2-1/2" ~ #7 x 3"

#8 x 2-1/2" ~ #8 x 3"

Coating Options: Zinc, Phosphate, Yellow Zinc

Recess Options: Phillip Drive, Square Drive

More Coating and Recess Options Available Upon Inquiry

Drywall screws are designed primarily for attaching drywall sheets (also called plasterboard) to wooden or metal studs in construction. Their specific design—sharp points and coarse threads for wood or fine threads for metal—helps them penetrate and hold securely in place.

Here are some key uses for drywall screws:

• Installing drywall: They ensure the sheets are fastened tightly to the framing, reducing sagging or gaps.
• DIY projects: Often used in light carpentry and other tasks due to their ease of use and reliability.
• Repairs: Handy for quick fixes around the house, like patching drywall or securing loose elements.

They've become a versatile tool in construction and home improvement because they're strong and relatively easy to work with.