What length drywall screw should I use?

Use 25mm–38mm for single layer boards and 45mm–50mm for double boards. Choose the length based on board thickness and stud material.

What’s the difference between coarse and fine thread drywall screws?

Coarse thread screws are best for timber studs, while fine thread screws are ideal for metal framing, providing a tighter grip in thinner gauge steel.

Can drywall screws be used for ceilings?

Yes — drywall screws are commonly used to fix plasterboard sheets to MF or timber ceiling systems securely.

Are your screws compatible with collated guns?

We offer both loose drywall screws and collated options for use with automatic screwdrivers or collated gun systems.

Drywall Screws

Drywall screws are essential fasteners used to fix plasterboard (drywall) to timber or metal studs. Designed for secure installation and a flush finish, these screws are widely used in both domestic and commercial wall and ceiling construction.

Our range includes coarse thread screws for timber studs and fine thread screws for metal, in lengths suitable for single or double board applications.