Gyproc Drywall Screw 42mm - 1000 Pcs/Box

The 42mm Gyproc Drywall Screws are supplied in boxes containing 1000 screws each. This size is suitable for achieving the required penetration into metal framing.

These screws are made from black phosphate-coated steel, which provides corrosion resistance and durability. The coating helps to prevent rust, making them ideal for various construction environments.

For optimal performance, it is recommended that the screw penetrates a minimum of 10mm into the metal framing to ensure a secure hold when fixing the plasterboard.

Gyproc Drywall Screws comply with EN 14566 and ASTM C1002 standards, ensuring their reliability and performance in construction applications.

For metal framing thicker than 0.79mm, it is recommended to use Gyproc Jack-Point Screws instead. These screws are specifically designed for higher gauge metal frameworks.

These screws are ideal for both residential and commercial projects where plasterboard needs to be securely attached to metal framing. They are commonly used in drywall installation and repair work.

Yes, they are supplied with perfectly matched screwdriver bits to facilitate easy installation, ensuring that users can effectively drive the screws without damaging them or the surrounding material.

These screws are designed for interior drywall installations. They’re made to securely fix gypsum boards to framing, helping create strong, smooth walls for residential and commercial interiors. Each box contains 1000 screws for bulk projects.

The screws are made from hardened steel and feature a special screw-point plus a threaded shank for a secure grip. They’re designed to provide reliable fixing and performance for interior drywall applications.

Each box contains 1000 drywall screws and is resealable for practical storage on the job site.

Yes. They’re specifically intended for interior drywall applications, delivering stable fixes for gypsum board in both residential and commercial settings.

Yes. They have been tested with positive results for both fire and acoustic performance, making them a suitable choice when meeting regulatory requirements for interior builds.

Use a drill or screwdriver with a clutch setting to avoid over-tightening. Drive the screw so it sits flush with the drywall surface without tearing the paper. Start with an initial pilot if needed and keep a steady, controlled motion for a clean finish.

As with any interior construction fasteners, wear eye protection and follow standard PPE guidelines. The product is designed for interior drywall performance and has fire/acoustic testing backing its suitability for regulatory contexts.