CategoryIdL3: 4942

Products with this attribute (8 total)

8x3/4 phillips bugle head exterior wood deck screw 18-8 stainless steel. Bugle head screws are commonly used for drywall because it distributes bearing stress over a wider area than a flat head.

Drywall Screw,Bugle,Ylw Znc,6x1-1/4,Package Quantity 8000, Package Quantity 8000

Drywall Screws, Finish Phosphate, Material Steel, Drive Phillips, Screw Size #10, Fastener Length 3 3/4 in, Drive Size #2, Point Type Self Tapping, Pack Size Small, Tip Type Pointed, Application Interior Drywall to Wood Studs, Package Quantity 100

Drywall Screws, Finish Phosphate, Material Steel, Head Type Flat, Drive Phillips, Screw Size #6, Fastener Length 1 in, Head Width 0.327 in, Drive Size #2, Pack Size Bulk, System of Measurement Inch, Maximum Head Width 0.327 in, Minimum Head Width 0.315 in, Application Wallboard and Multi-Purpose Wood, Package Quantity 7000

Drywall Screws, Head Type Flat, Finish Phosphate, Material Steel, Drive Phillips, Screw Size #6, Fastener Length 2 1/4 in, Head Width 0.327 in, Head Height 0.124 in, Drive Size #2, Point Type Self Tapping, Pack Size Bulk, Maximum Head Width 0.327 in, Minimum Head Width 0.315 in, Minimum Head Height 0.104 in, Maximum Head Height 0.124 in, Tip Type Pointed, Application Interior Drywall to Metal Studs, Package Quantity 4000

Drywall Screws, Head Type Flat, Finish Phosphate, Material Steel, Drive Phillips, Screw Size #8, Fastener Length 2 1/4 in, Drive Size #2, Point Type Self Tapping, Pack Size Small, Tip Type Pointed, Application Interior Drywall to Wood Studs, Package Quantity 200

WoodPro Drywall Screws are phosphate coated with a coarse thread to prevent pop-out. They have a sharp Type-A point for quick starting and effortless drilling. These screws are for interior use only and should not be used in treated lumber.

WoodPro Drywall Screws are phosphate coated with a coarse thread to prevent pop-out. They have a sharp Type-A point for quick starting and effortless drilling. These screws are for interior use only and should not be used in treated lumber.