Value Collection C50000190 Drywall Screws 1 in Size 6

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION C50000190 is a box of 100 coarse-thread drywall screws designed for fastening drywall panels to wood framing. Each screw measures 1 inch in overall length and features a bugle head profile that seats flush with drywall face paper without tearing it. The Phillips drive accepts a standard No. 2 bit. Constructed from carbon steel, these screws are sized at No. 6 and suited for light-gauge drywall attachment in residential and commercial interior construction. Drywall finishers, general contractors, and remodelers are the typical installers. The 100-count pack is sold as a single unit quantity.

These screws are used in interior drywall applications where panels are being fastened to wood studs or furring strips. The 1-inch length is well suited for attaching 1/2-inch drywall to wood framing where minimal penetration depth is needed. The bugle head geometry distributes load across the drywall face without punching through, making it appropriate for single-layer installations on ceilings and walls.

Key Features

• Bugle head profile seats flush without tearing drywall face paper
• Phillips drive compatible with standard No. 2 screwdriver bits and drywall screw guns
• Carbon steel construction provides adequate shear strength for interior drywall fastening
• No. 6 screw size with 1-inch overall length suited for single-layer drywall-to-wood applications
• 100 screws per pack with a minimum order quantity of 1

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style fastener for standard interior drywall installation into wood framing members.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by drywall hangers or general carpenters using a screw gun or drill fitted with a dimpler attachment. Drive screws perpendicular to the panel surface, sinking the head just below the face without breaking the paper. Follow applicable building codes for fastener spacing, typically outlined in local residential or commercial construction standards. Avoid overdriving, as this compromises the holding strength of the fastener in the panel.