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Drywall screw

A specialized fastener used to attach drywall to wood or metal studs, designed to prevent splitting and ensure a secure hold.

A drywall screw is a specialized fastener used to secure drywall panels to framing, providing stability and ease of installation. It is crucial for optimizing construction efficiency, enhancing durability, and supporting interior finishing. By providing a reliable and effective fastening solution, drywall screws support efficient drywall installation, improve wall performance, and contribute to successful project delivery by ensuring that panels are well-secured, aligned with design specifications, and capable of meeting performance criteria and client expectations.

Used in a sentence

Drywall screws were used to secure the panels to the ceiling.

Synonyms/variation
  • Sheetrock Screw

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