Wood screw for plasterboard 3.5x25 mm /1000pkg/ FT-3525

Drywall screw with a diameter of 3.5 mm and a length of 25 mm is a reliable solution for attaching gypsum-fiber boards to wooden structures. It will be useful both during the construction of new walls and ceilings in a dry construction system, as well as during renovation or finishing works. Its design is intended for effective and durable connection of elements.

This screw is distinguished by a sharp tip, which allows for installation without the need for pre-drilling - this saves time and effort, especially with larger surfaces. A single thread ensures a secure anchoring in the wood, and hardened steel guarantees resistance to breakage even under heavy loads. A countersunk head makes it easier to sink into the gypsum-fiber board, providing an aesthetic appearance of the connection.

The phosphate coating not only improves adhesion to the smoothing compound but also increases resistance to corrosion, which is particularly important in rooms with high humidity. The screws are supplied in a practical cardboard packaging containing 1000 pieces, which facilitates storage and transport on the construction site. This allows the installer to always have the right amount of material at hand, and the work proceeds more efficiently.

• Sharp tip – enables mounting without pre-drilling in wood.
• Single thread – ensures effective and stable connection with wood.
• Phosphate coating – increases resistance to corrosion and improves adhesion to the smoothing compound.
• Hardened steel – guarantees strength and resistance to breakage.
• Countersunk head – facilitates sinking into the gypsum-fiber board for an aesthetic finish.
• 1000-piece packaging – provides convenience and saves time on construction.

The screw is intended for mounting gypsum-fiber boards to wooden structures, wall and ceiling construction in dry construction systems, as well as renovation and finishing works. The screw should be applied perpendicularly to the surface of the board using a screwdriver with a depth limiter - the head should be slightly sunk, without damaging the outer layer of the board. In the case of hard wood, drilling a hole may facilitate installation.