Description
Our Professional Drywall Screws Plasterboard fixings are engineered for strong, reliable fixing of plasterboard to both timber and metal studwork, making them ideal for trade professionals and DIY users alike.
Manufactured with a hardened steel core and finished with a black phosphate coating, these screws offer excellent strength, reduced breakage, and improved corrosion resistance during installation. The bugle head design allows the screw to sit flush with the plasterboard surface without tearing the paper face, ensuring a smooth, professional finish ready for taping and jointing.
The sharp needle point enables quick penetration, while the deep, aggressive thread provides superior holding power and prevents pull-out over time. Suitable for use with both manual screwdrivers and power drivers, these drywall screws deliver fast installation and consistent results across large projects.
Perfect for plasterboard installation, dry lining, partition walls, ceilings, and general interior construction, these screws are a reliable fixing solution for residential and commercial applications.
Key Features & Benefits Plasterboard fixings
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Designed for plasterboard to timber or metal studs
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Bugle head for flush, clean finishes
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Sharp needle point for fast penetration
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Deep thread for strong holding power
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Black phosphate coating for corrosion resistance
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Hardened steel for reduced snapping
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Suitable for trade & DIY use
Technical Specifications
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Product Type: Drywall Screws Fine Thread
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Material: Hardened steel
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Finish: Black phosphate
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Head Type: Bugle head
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Drive Type: Phillips (PH2)
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Thread Type: Fine (metal studs) / Coarse (timber studs)
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Application: Internal use
FAQ Section
Q: What’s the difference between fine and coarse thread drywall screws?
A: Fine thread screws are designed for metal studwork, while coarse thread screws provide stronger grip in timber studs.
Q: Are these screws suitable for ceilings?
A: Yes, they are ideal for ceiling plasterboard installations when used at correct spacing.
Q: Can drywall screws be used outdoors?
A: No, drywall screws are designed for internal use only.