Building Fasteners Drywall Screws Fine 3.5 x 19, 3.5 x 25, 3.5 x 32 and 3.5 x 41 (Packs of 100)
R13,80
Why Choose Fine-Thread Drywall Screws?
While coarse-thread screws are best suited for wood studs, fine-thread screws excel with metal studs—providing enhanced grip and reduced risk of stripping.
Though coarse screws may be easier to drive and remove in wood, fine-thread offers exceptional performance where stud thickness is limited.
“Fine thread drywall screws work just fine… Fine thread plasterboard screws are designed to penetrate metal stud and cut its own thread.”Reddit+1
Summary Table
| Feature | Specification / Detail |
|---|---|
| Thread | Fine thread for steel framing |
| Head Type | Bugle head to prevent surface damage |
| Finish | Black phosphate or similar (corrosion-resistant) |
| Sizes Available | 3.5×19, 3.5×25, 3.5×32, 3.5×41 mm |
| Pack Quantity | 100 screws per pack |
| Ideal For | Drywall to light-gauge metal framing |
| Advantages | Strong hold, clean finish, smooth installation |
Overview
These fine-thread drywall screws are engineered for secure fastening of plasterboard to light-gauge metal framing. Their fine thread profile enables excellent bite and holding power in metal studs, reducing the risk of stripping, while the bugle head ensures a flush, flawless finish by tapering into the drywall surface.
Features & Benefits
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Fine Thread: Delivers superior holding strength for drywall attached to metal studs, outperforming coarse-thread alternatives in thin-material applications.
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Bugle Head Design: Countersinks neatly into drywall, preventing paper tearing and allowing smooth joint finishing.
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Sharp, Self-Drilling Point: Enables quick insertion with minimal force—especially effective when fastening into metal frames.
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High-Quality Finish: Typically phosphate-coated (black finish) for erosion resistance and easier driving. Compatible with standard #2 Phillips bits.
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Versatile Applications: Ideal for constructing partition walls and ceilings, for gypsum board mounting in both residential and commercial environments.
Available Sizes (Pack of 100)
| Screw Size | Best Use Case |
|---|---|
| 3.5 × 19 mm | Lightweight boards, minimal penetration needs |
| 3.5 × 25 mm | Standard drywall thickness applications |
| 3.5 × 32 mm | For denser boards or deeper penetration into framing |
| 3.5 × 41 mm | Thicker assemblies or multi-layered drywall setups |
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