Questions and Answers for Grip-Rite #6 x 1-5/8 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screw (1 lb./Pack)

A:  The 1 lb boxes will have less than 1,000 screws per box. You can go with drywall screws to use with the washers to secure the sheetrock.

A:  Yes you can use it with a scew gun .

A:  Yes

A:  yes you can

A:  Yes you can but if you have to ask if you can you should probably hire someone to install it for you due to your lack of knowledge.

A:  Yes my contractor had me purchase these screws for that reason 

A:  #2 reduced Phillips drill bit

A:  Sharp and good as self tapping screw. Good for indoors.

A:  Designed to go easily into drywall and wood studs. Pre-drilling is not required.

A:  Please contact Home Depot customer service directly

A:  If you like

A:  Please check with the manufacturer on the type of screws needed to install

A:  Approximately 150

A:  approximately 238 in a 1lb pack

A:  approximately 4725 per 25lb bucket

A:  Bought for Bluebird house's

A:  Yes

A:  Yes they have large boxes of this size

A:  By the pound/s

A:  I saw 1lb and 5lb packages on the shelf.

A:  #2

A:  Standard size works. I think that is a #2, but not sure of the number.

A:  #2

A:  Excellent product, I used it for several projects around the house. I strongly recommend it.

A:  #2

A:  That depends on the thickness of the drywall you are putting up. I would suggest 3/4” screw length in the ceiling joist. So if you’re putting up 1/2” drywall then you should use 1 1/4” drywall screws.

A:  1 1/4

A:  1-1/4 inch is fine for 1/2 inch drywall in conjunction with a good construction adhesive and space the screws 8 to 10 inches apart along the joists. 5/8 inch drywall, required in garage ceilings with living space above should have 1-5/8 inch screws along with good construction adhesive.

A:  The recommended length screw for ceiling drywall is 1 5/8”.

A:  1-1/4” is recommended at least. You can do 1-1/2” too. Longer screws are good for ceilings. These 1” screws are good if you are putting drywall onto 3/4” furring strips and have concrete on the other side. A longer screw would hit the concrete