These black drywall screws are designed for plasterboard, dry lining, stud work and general internal construction applications. Featuring a coarse thread, bugle head and sharp 25° point, they provide quick penetration and secure fixing into suitable timber-based substrates. The black phosphate coating provides a practical protective finish for suitable internal applications, while the bugle head is designed to sit neatly into plasterboard without unnecessarily damaging the board surface when installed correctly. Suitable for professional tradespeople, builders, dry liners and DIY users, these screws are ideal for fixing plasterboard and other suitable sheet materials to timber studs, battens, MDF and chipboard.
Available in convenient pack quantities of 25, 50, 75 and 100 screws, making it easy to select the quantity required for your project.
The coarse thread is designed to provide good grip in suitable timber and timber-based substrates, making these screws particularly suitable for plasterboard-to-timber stud work, dry lining and internal partitioning.
The bugle head is designed to spread pressure over the plasterboard surface and allow the screw to sit neatly below the board surface when driven correctly.
This helps create a suitable finish for subsequent filling, taping and decorating.
The sharp 25° point helps the screw start quickly and penetrate suitable materials efficiently, reducing installation effort during repetitive fixing work.
Suitable for applications involving:
The black phosphate coating provides a durable protective finish designed for suitable internal, dry environments.
These screws are intended primarily for interior construction and dry lining applications rather than exposed outdoor use.
The Phillips drive provides positive engagement with a compatible screwdriver or driver bit, while the coarse thread provides secure grip in suitable substrates.
The partially threaded design on longer screws can help draw the materials together during fixing.
For best results, select the correct screw length for the thickness of the plasterboard and substrate. Use a compatible Phillips driver bit and avoid over-driving the screw into the board.
These screws are intended for suitable internal applications. Check the screw size, substrate and installation requirements before purchase.