10 X 3" Fine Thread Gypsum Screw 250 Pcs - Per Pkt

The 10 x 3" designation means the screws are 3 inches long with a diameter suitable for drywall work. The fine thread helps pull the board tightly into place without pulling through the gypsum.

Fine-thread screws have more threads per inch, which provides better grip in gypsum board and reduces the risk of stripping the screw as you drive it in. They’re especially good for attaching drywall to studs where a secure, flush finish is important.

They're ideal for attaching gypsum boards to wooden studs or framing in interior drywall installations, such as walls and ceilings in residential or light commercial projects.

Each packet contains 250 gypsum screws, providing a sizable supply for standard drywall jobs without frequent reorders.

Place the gypsum board, start near the stud, and drive screws with a drywall bit until the head sits flush or just below flush. Space screws along the studs according to project standards (commonly around 8 inches on edges and 12 inches in the field). Avoid over-tightening to prevent tearing or dimpling the board.

A power drill or impact driver with a drywall bit or self-tapping bit works well. A clutch or torque control helps prevent over-tightening. A tape measure and level are useful for precise placement.

These are general-purpose drywall screws intended for interior gypsum boards. For moisture-prone areas, consider corrosion-resistant options such as galvanized or stainless variants designed for damp conditions.

Compared to similar drywall screws on Fepy, these 10 x 3" fine-thread screws are designed for a secure hold in gypsum boards. For different needs, you might consider: 1) Gypsum Screws 10 x 3" Fine Thread (alternative pack size) – https://fepy.com/product/gypsum-screws-10x3-fine-thread-250pcs, and 2) Gypsum Screws 8 x 3" Fine Thread (another size option) – https://fepy.com/product/gypsum-screws-8x3-fine-thread-200pcs. These options give you flexibility depending on board thickness and project scale.

A common guideline is to place screws every 8 inches along the edges and every 12 inches in the field for gypsum boards. For a typical 4x8 sheet, this translates to roughly 180–240 screws, depending on exact edge spacing and openings. The 250-piece pack is usually sufficient for multiple sheets and joints.

Keep screws in their original packaging or a dry, sealed container to prevent rust. Store in a cool, dry place away from moisture and avoid mixing with other metals that could cause corrosion.

Handle screws with care to avoid cuts from sharp points. When driving screws, wear eye protection and use proper bit heads to prevent stripping the screw head or damaging the board. Keep them out of reach of children and store away from heat sources to prevent discoloration or rust over time.