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PRO-TWIST #6 x 1-1/4 in. Bugle Head Coarse Thread Drywall Screws, Black, 25 lb Box – CS114
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Pro-Twist #6 x 1-1/4 in. coarse thread drywall screws are steel fasteners with a reduced bugle head, #2 Phillips drive and sharp point, made for attaching gypsum board to wood studs. This box contains 25 pounds of black drywall screws. Pair with a #2 Phillips bit or driver for interior drywall hanging.
Key Features
- Wood stud fastening: Coarse thread design is for attaching gypsum board to wood studs.
- Sharp non-walking point: A sharp point penetrates easily with low driving torque and will not walk.
- Bugle head design: The reduced bugle head seats flush in drywall without tearing the paper face.
- Phillips drive: #2 Phillips drive allows fast, consistent driving with standard bits.
- Quality steel: Made from high quality steel for strength and durability.
- Bulk supply: The 25 lb box provides a bulk supply for large drywall jobs.
Specifications
- Manufacturer model
- CS114
- Sell unit
- 1 box, 25 lb of #6 x 1-1/4 in. screws
- Material
- Steel
- Color / finish
- Black
- Thread size
- #6
- Nominal size
- #6 x 1-1/4 in.
- Length
- 1-1/4 in. thread length
- Drive
- #2 Phillips
- Head type
- Reduced bugle head
- Thread type
- Coarse
- Point
- Sharp point
- Pack quantity
- 25 lb box (approximately 8000 pcs per 8M/BOX listing)
- Intended use
- Interior drywall applications, attaching gypsum board to wood studs
- Product weight, complete sell unit
- 25 lb
Fit and Compatibility
Use with any standard #2 Phillips driver bit or drywall screw gun. Fasteners are intended for interior wood-stud drywall applications; for metal framing, select a fine thread screw instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is included in the box?
One box containing 25 pounds of #6 x 1-1/4 in. coarse thread bugle head drywall screws; one distributor listing describes an equivalent 8000-piece box.
What driver do these screws need?
They use a #2 Phillips drive bit, which fits standard drills and drywall screw guns.
Can they be used on metal studs?
The coarse thread version is intended for attaching gypsum board to wood studs; fine thread screws are typically used for metal framing.
Are they rust resistant for exterior use?
These are listed as an interior drywall fastener, so they are not intended for exterior or moisture-exposed applications.
What finish are the screws?
The screws have a black finish, typical of phosphate-coated drywall screws.
Product Expert Notes
For hanging 1/2 in. drywall on wood studs, a #6 x 1-1/4 in. coarse thread screw is the standard choice; space screws about 12 in. on ceilings and 16 in. on walls per common practice. Use a drywall screw gun with depth-sensitive nose piece to avoid breaking the paper face. Keep a 5 lb or 25 lb bulk box on hand for whole-room hangs, and switch to fine thread screws only when fastening to metal studs.
Screw points are sharp; keep fasteners away from children and wear eye protection when driving screws, as bits can slip or screws can snap under high torque.
Stock up on Pro-Twist #6 x 1-1/4 in. coarse thread drywall screws for your next drywall project.
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