#6 x 1-5/8 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack)
- For attaching drywall to wood studs
- General interior wood application
- Phosphate coated for improved paint and mud adhesion
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Product Overview
Grip-Rite drywall screws are used when installing gypsum board to wood studs. They have a sharp point to pierce through drywall, and a coarse thread design to help grab into wood studs. Once the screw has been driven, the bugle head allows for quick and easy countersinking.
- Made of steel construction
- Phosphate coated to make driving easier, and to provide a good base for finishes such as paint
- Bugle Philips head driven
- Made to conform to ASTM C1002
- California residents
Product Overview
- For attaching drywall to wood studs
- General interior wood application
- Phosphate coated for improved paint and mud adhesion
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| Brand | Grip-Rite | Grip-Rite | Grip-Rite | Backer-On |
| Name | #6 x 1-5/8 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack) | #6 x 2 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack) | #8 x 3 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack) | #9 x 1-5/8 in. Serrated Flat Head Star Drive Cement Board Screws (575-Pack) |
| Price | ||||
| Ratings | (668) | (385) | (301) | (537) |
| Screw Length | 1-5/8 in | 2 in | 3 in | 1-5/8 in |
| Size | #6 | #6 | #8 | #9 |
| Drive Style | Phillips | Phillips | Phillips | Star |
| Head Style | Bugle Head | Bugle Head | Bugle Head | Flat Head |
| Fastener/Connector Material | Steel | Steel | Steel | Steel |
| Product Weight (lb.) | 5 | 5 | 5 | 4.42 |
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| Brand | Grip-Rite | Grip-Rite | Grip-Rite | Backer-On |
| Name | #6 x 1-5/8 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack) | #6 x 2 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack) | #8 x 3 in. Philips Bugle-Head Coarse Thread Sharp Point Drywall Screws (5 lbs./Pack) | #9 x 1-5/8 in. Serrated Flat Head Star Drive Cement Board Screws (575-Pack) |
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| Ratings | (668) | (385) | (301) | (537) |
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| Size | ||||
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Key Features
Specifications
Dimensions
Screw Length
1-5/8 in
Thread Pitch
0.125
Details
Color Family
Black
Drive Style
Phillips
Fastener Plating
Phosphate
Fastener Type
Drywall Screw
Fastener/Connector Material
Steel
Features
Coated
Finish
Phosphate-Plated
Finish Family
Black
Head Style
Bugle Head
Included
Driver Bit
Interior/Exterior
Interior
Measurement Standard
SAE
Package Quantity
995
Product Weight (lb.)
5
Returnable
90-Day
Size
#6
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
No
Questions & Answers
21Questions39Answers
Do you have this at store by the bulk!
Asked by Paul April 4, 20212
AnswersBy the pound/s
What is the spacing for the screws?
Asked by Elvis March 4, 20214
AnswersIf they are used for their intended purpose (drywall), i don't have an answer. I just keep them handy for all kinds of generic (indoor) applications
Where is it?
Asked by Justin October 17, 20205
AnswersYes
What screw is recommended for flooring and how many screws come in a 5 lb box
Asked by Woodie April 24, 20205
Answers1000
How many screws in 1 lb? Thank you.
Asked by LBCgirl January 7, 20207
Answers150 screws per 1lb
Can i use for out door fence?
Asked by John November 17, 20194
AnswersI wouldn't recommend for outdoor use, they're drywall screws, may hold up for a couple years but probably start rusting through after that. Unless you live in the desert than they may hold up.
what is the head size?
Asked by TheGreatandPowerfulO August 20, 20193
AnswersI measured about 5/16” for the head diameter.
What substance does this have that results in a Prop 65 warning (cancer/reproductive harm, etc.)?...
Asked by ir April 11, 20193
AnswersWorking for a medical device manufacturer that uses none of the Prop 65 substances in our devices... we still put a link to the Prop 65 warning on our website, just to help prevent against opportunistic attorneys / law firms who may file suit just because we didn't show the warning. I've worked in the pharma / medical device industry for over 35 years, and Prop 65 is the most ridiculous thing to come along. I'm guessing GripRite / Home Depot show that warning for the same reason.
Why does the 5# box description say conforms to ASTM C1002 but the 25# box says ASTM C1003? Are t...
Asked by Tanya January 30, 20182
AnswersPerhaps standards for this product have been lowered.
Can the 1 5/8 Grip-RiteModel # 158cdws1 screws be used outdoors
Asked by Jen September 28, 20174
AnswersNo
Customer Reviews
Jul 9, 2020
Good product
I have had these drywall screws for almost 4 years now and I have really liked using them. They bite good into the drywall and they accept a phillips head bit just fine. I've used these multiple times with no problems for home projects. These have met my expectations and I have not found anything I dislike about them.
by RM33
Aug 14, 2018
This is the Greatest Screw I have purchased in a long while. They work great! We have been Scre...
This is the Greatest Screw I have purchased in a long while. They work great! We have been Screwing up the cabin remodel for a month now and this screw made it happen. The original screws we had were to short. 1-5/8" works great. I will buy them again next time I am in the store!
by 2Tall
May 2, 2018
4 out of the 20 screws used so far have badly cut Phillips slots. As you can see by the pictu...
4 out of the 20 screws used so far have badly cut Phillips slots. As you can see by the picture the slot is partially filled with metal. This has the added problem of damaging your bits for it doesn't sear well.
by Icarus
Jan 27, 2018
Worst sheetrock screws I've ever used. There is at least two to three pounds in each bucket that ...
Worst sheetrock screws I've ever used. There is at least two to three pounds in each bucket that are unusable. The heads are not molded correctly and will not fit on the drill bit tip. There seems to be one or two in almost every handful.
by Antonio
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