Plasterboard Screws

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Type
Plasterboard

Plasterboard Screws Highlights

  • Corrosion Resistance: Plasterboard screws are typically coated to resist corrosion, especially important for use in damp environments or when in contact with dissimilar metals. Common coatings include zinc or phosphate, offering protection against rust and staining.
  • Thread Design: These screws feature specialized threads designed to grip plasterboard effectively without tearing the paper facing. Coarse threads are common for faster insertion into drywall, while fine threads offer a more secure hold in wood studs.
  • Head Type: Bugle or countersunk heads are standard for plasterboard screws. This design allows the head to sit flush or slightly below the surface of the plasterboard, preventing damage to paint or joint compound.
  • Material Strength: Made from hardened steel, plasterboard screws are designed to withstand the forces involved in driving them into studs and plasterboard. This ensures they don't bend or break during installation.

Description

• High-quality plasterboard screws designed for secure fastening of gypsum boards to timber or metal studs. • Available types include self-tapping screws for drywall and cement board screws for denser materials. • Also offering nylon wall plugs for secure anchoring in masonry. • Suitable for interior and exterior construction applications. • Standard thread design ensures excellent holding power. • Packaged for ease of use and storage.