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Black Coarse-thread Drywall Screws
Made Of High Quality Hardened Alloy Steel With Black Phosphate Coating, Hard To Strip And Provide Durable And Lasting Usage.
Black Coarse-thread Drywall Screws
Use Standard #2 Philips Screw Driving Tip.
Black Coarse-thread Drywall Screws
Drywall Screws Penetrates Drywall/Sheetrock Quickly Attaching Drywall Quickly To Wall Studs.
Black Coarse-thread Drywall Screws
Coarse Thread Drywall Screws Are Used When Installing Gypsum Board To Light-Gauge Steel Studs.
They Have A Sharp Point To Pierce Through Drywall, And A Coarse Thread Design To Help Grab Into Light-Gauge Steel Studs. Once The Screw Has Been Driven, The Bugle Head Allows For Quick And Easy Countersinking.
Robert
2025-08-15 10:28:18
They aren't just for sheetrock, we used them mounting hardware, hanging pictures..Its good to always have some on hand
Tom Jennings
2025-07-25 18:09:37
Pretty much just standard drywall screws. Definitely handy to have around the house as I have found many uses for them.
Elizabeth M.
2025-06-26 11:27:00
Ideal for my project
Charlene
2025-05-29 12:14:28
Me encantó es por para todos
junogirl
2025-04-13 20:15:38
Ashame they put these in flimsy plastic container my container broke in 2 spots.
Triple R Ranch
2025-03-20 13:44:46
These are as good, if not better, than what ya get at the big box stores. If you're like us and live a good distance from those stores, these are great! I detest going into town and supporting corporate america so I'm happy that these came to me and I'm not supporting those big box stores.They work great. We haven't had a single one strip out on us or break. Drywall screws get used a lot around the ranch and these are a great addition.They came in a small plastic storage bowl. The bowl is very thin and flimsy but surprisingly it did not crack or break during shipping. We did move them to a more durable container though.There's nothing negative about these screws that we have experienced.These are only 1 inch screws so they're not for going through thick stuff. They do offer longer ones if needed though. Just know what your project/s call for and order accordingly.I would absolutely recommend these! 💯
Mr.K.
2024-12-29 14:41:14
These are listed as both drywall and wood screws, but my intention was to use them for wood screws.These are very sharp, which makes starting them in wood a painless process. The thread is aggressive (course) so the screws start and insert very quickly. I found is was quite easy to over-torque these and drive the heads down into soft wood.A #2 Phillips screw bit fits securely into the heads of these screws, and I never had an issue with a head stripping (due to the screw being too soft) or the bit trying to walk out of the head (due to poor fit).For use as a wood screw, these did the job well and coming in at approximately $0.03 each is a good value. As a drywall screw, the price point is too high to be feasible. Purchasing these in bulk by weight at your local hardware store is likely to be a better value.
salt of the earth
2024-11-20 11:23:31
who knew the secret to driving screws smoothly into hard wood without pre-drilling was a black phosphate coating? Usually I would not attempt driving a stainless screw into a hard wood with pilot holes as they tend to snap off with any sort of torque. They also look nice for when you prefer a black screw to a stainless look. I have not snapped on off yet and they go pretty smoothly in. The only complaint that I have is that the tub that they came in is really thin and it cracked in three different spots in the shipping packaging. Other than that, for the right price I would do this again.
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