Drywall Screws
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Drywall screws fasten wallboard to metal or wood framing in construction. Most drywall screws have a fine tip and a tapered bugle head to penetrate drywall without damaging it. Screws with coarse, wide threads tightly grip both wood and plasterboard. Drywall screws for metal have finer threads to avoid damage to the metal during installation.
Drywall Screws for Wood Studs
These drywall screws fasten sheets of drywall to wood wall studs or ceiling joists. They have deep threads to prevent the screws from dislodging and loosening wallboards. Drywall screws for wood are made of steel for natural corrosion resistance.
Phosphate Steel
Flat Head Phillips Drive
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Bugle Head Phillips Drive
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Phillips Drive
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Zinc Yellow Steel
Bugle Head Phillips Drive
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Drywall Screws for Metal Studs
These screws fasten sheets of drywall to metal wall studs or ceiling joists. They have deep threads to prevent the screws from dislodging from the drywall. These types of drywall screws are made of steel for use with metal.
Phosphate Steel
Flat Head Phillips Drive
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Bugle Head Phillips Drive
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Phillips Drive
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Zinc Plated Steel
Trim Head Square Drive
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Self-Drilling Drywall Screws for Metal Studs
These self-drilling screws for metal studs have fine threads to fasten drywall materials to metal studs more securely than drywall screws.
Steel
Trim Head Phillips Drive
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Trim Head Phillips Pozi Drive
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Phosphate Steel
Bugle Head Phillips Drive
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Flat Head Phillips Drive
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Trim Head Phillips Pozi Drive
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Trim Head Square Drive
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