How Do You Use Screws In Drywall?
Although drywall installation is not difficult, careful attention must be paid to the installation of drywall screws. Improperly installed screws can cause “pops” on the surface of the wall or ceiling after the drywall has been finished and the painting has been completed. The keys to proper drywall screw installation are to make sure that the screws are the correct length and are installed at the proper depth. Also, buy high-quality screws and tools to ensure that your project has the best chance of success. Choose which screws you will use based on the thickness of the drywall panels you are hanging. For example, if you are adding a layer of drywall over pre-existing walls, you will need longer screws. For standard installations directly over wood studs, the most commonly-used screw length is 1-1/4 inch. Buy or rent a screw gun. It is vital that drywall screws are installed at the proper depth, so a screw gun is necessary. It will allow you to quickly adjust the installation depth as
