Hillman Fasteners 41994 Xl Zinc Plated Plaster Washer 25 Pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 41994 is an extra-large zinc-plated plaster washer sold in a 25-piece pack. Plaster washers are flat, wide-flanged fasteners designed to distribute load across soft or brittle wall and ceiling surfaces such as plaster, drywall, and similar substrates. The oversized bearing surface prevents the fastener head from pulling through the material, making this washer a practical solution for reattaching loose plaster ceilings, securing lath, or anchoring fixtures to fragile surfaces. The zinc plating provides basic corrosion resistance for interior applications. This type of hardware is commonly installed by drywall and plastering tradespeople, as well as general contractors and experienced DIYers working on repair and renovation projects.

Plaster washers of this type are used in residential and light commercial repair work where standard fastener heads lack sufficient bearing area. Common applications include reattaching delaminated plaster ceilings to the underlying lath, anchoring electrical boxes or fixtures through plaster walls, and general fastening tasks on fragile or compressible surfaces. The 25-piece pack quantity suits both single repair jobs and small-volume stocking needs for service technicians and trim crews.

Key Features

• Extra-large flange diameter distributes clamping load across soft or brittle surfaces
• Zinc-plated finish provides corrosion resistance for interior use
• 25-piece pack quantity reduces per-unit cost for repair and renovation work
• Wide bearing surface prevents fastener pull-through on plaster and drywall substrates
• Compatible with standard wood screws and drywall screws used in plaster repair

Compatibility

Designed as a general-purpose plaster repair washer for use with standard wood screws and drywall screws in residential and light commercial plaster or drywall repair applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by plastering, drywall, or general carpentry tradespeople. Before fastening into any ceiling or wall substrate, confirm structural backing location and de-energize any electrical circuits that may run behind the work surface. Use a screwdriver or low-torque drill setting to avoid cracking brittle plaster around the fastener point. Follow applicable building codes for fastener spacing and load requirements in your jurisdiction.