Questions and Answers for Grip-Rite #6 x 1-1/4 in. Philips Bugle-Head Fine Thread Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack)

A:  About 5000. Approximately 200 per pound.

A:  It works very smoothly. It goes along with my drill bit.

A:  They work the same as well as regular wood.

A:  The chemicals in treated lumber can cause/accelerate corrosion on fasteners not rated for treated lumber. I have seen this often in fencing. You could contact the manufacturer also @ 1-800-676-7777. The box clearly states: 1. Should not be used in treated lumber. 2. Should not be used where surface rust is unacceptable.

A:  I placed a peg board in my garage,screws worked fine...

A:  May be some long term staining, depends on the treatment.

A:  You will always want to anchor drywall into some solid substrate such as wood or metal studs. If you can locate the studs beneath the original plaster, you could buy screws long enough to reach through to those studs.

A:  You need a longer screw to screw through the drywall and plaster and then into the wood stud

A:  Yes. These will work for that job. May want to check sizing to make sure there is enough bite into studs/shiplap behind plaster. Usually need about a half inch so depending on thickness may need to go to a 2 inch

A:  Yes maybe a longer screw is needed to catch the beams

A:  This product comes with a quantity of 5952 screws per box.

A:  Yes they are.

A:  The manufacturer would be the definitive one to ask, but I certainly think they are the same. I use these screws for many, many things (other than drywall)--great item.

A:  Yes, there are mainly 2 different types. Of screws , both used for sheet rock. The one with the larger threads. Are used for goIng into wood , while the finer threads for aluminum.

A:  Yes, drywall is also commonly referred to as sheet rock.

A:  Yes, sheet rock is another name for drywall.

A:  Code is no more than 16" spacing. We normally space about every 8"

A:  IRC 2003 says 1 screw every 12" where the joists are 16" or 24" on center where no adhesive is used...and 1 screw every 16" where adhesive is used...

A:  Yes best screw in town

A:  Hi Abdallah, unfortunately we are not able to provide a cost for your project as all projects and customers and regions are different. Please add the items necessary for your project into the cart and proceed to the billing portion of the order so that you may see the estimated cost for your project. Also, it looks like that these #6 x 1 in. Philips Bugle-Head Fine Thread Drywall Screws are store exclusive items and only able to be bought in a Home Depot store. Unfortunately we do not sell them with online stock for purchase. If you are unable to see the store inventory or price it is most likely either not a stocked item in your area or no longer available for purchase from Homedepot.com. I would advise you visit or contact your local Home Depot store for pricing and availability. Please follow the steps below to localize your Homedepot.com: 1. Localize Homedepot.com using your zip code (My Store Location: Change) 2. Choose the store where you want to pick up the item (Make this my Store) We do offer a larger 5 lb quantity as well (Model # 1DWS5, Internet #202308645, Store SKU #650013 ) which is subject to store availability. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!

A:  430

A:  This product includes 595 screws.

A:  Hi huddlesj, there are approximately 1,190 screws in the 5 lb. pack. Thank you for choosing Grip-Rite.

A:  140

A:  There are 250 screws in this box. That’s approximately enough to hang 8 sheets of 4’x 8’ drywall.

A:  This will have 313 screws.

A:  Hi 123by, there are approximately 238 screws in the 1 lb. package. Thank you for choosing Grip-Rite.