Gypsum screws

Choosing the right gypsum screws starts with matching the fastener to the task and the material. For gypsum board and finishes, drywall screws are standard, while wood screws are ideal when attaching into wood frames. In this range you’ll find flat‑head self‑tapping wood screws in a 5 mm diameter and 30 mm length with yellow zinc plating in packs of 100, plus drywall screws in 4.8 mm diameter and 50 mm length also offered in 100‑piece packs. The coating helps resist rust in typical indoor environments.

Coarse thread provides strong bite in softer materials like gypsum board, reducing the risk of pull‑out during mounting. The self‑tapping design enables the screw to create its own pilot hole as you drive it, speeding up installation. On this page, the flat‑head self‑tapping wood screws emphasize a robust grip, while the drywall screws highlight how the thread aligns with gypsum board for secure attachments in a single step.

For gypsum board tasks, drywall screws are typically the best choice because they’re sized for gypsum material and provide secure anchorage. Use wood screws like the 5x30 mm flat‑head option when attaching elements into wood studs behind the board or finishing pieces into wood frames. This page shows both options, including 100‑piece packs, so you can tailor your purchase to the specific mounting needs of your project.

Yes, many screws in this assortment come with a zinc‑based finish to resist rust. For example, the 5x30 mm flat‑head wood screws are yellow zinc plated, offering durable protection in typical indoor conditions. Drywall screws in this line also feature rust‑resistant finishes, making them suitable for gypsum installations where moisture exposure is a concern during assembly and finishing.

Pack sizes are designed for convenience and bulk work, with 100 pieces per pack being the standard here. This allows you to complete larger projects without reordering. The range also includes smaller drywall screw options in 50 mm length, so you can mix lengths to suit different mounting tasks, from light fixtures to wall fixtures, while keeping a steady supply on hand.

For a complete mounting solution, you might pair gypsum screws with additional fasteners such as metal anchors for concrete or masonry surfaces when needed, or other hardware for heavier mounting tasks. This assortment includes zinc‑plated metal anchors and related hardware that can be used for varied mounting projects beyond gypsum boards, helping you plan a versatile toolkit for finishes, carpentry, and shelving.