Wurth #7 x 1-1/8 drywall screw is a fully threaded, case hardened drywall fastener designed for jobs that need consistent bite along the full length of the shank. The #7 diameter with 1-1/8 inch length works well where a shorter drywall screw is needed to avoid over-penetration into framing or underlying material. The coarse thread is built to drive quickly into typical drywall substrates, so installers can move faster from sheet to sheet. A black finish gives the screw a uniform, low-visibility appearance once set and finished, which matters on exposed or lightly skimmed surfaces. The bugle head profile is shaped to seat cleanly into drywall, reducing paper tearing when driven correctly. A Phillips drive works with common #2 Phillips drive bits, so installers can use standard drivers already on site.
This Wurth drywall screw uses a Phillips drive that is designed to work with #2 Phillips drive bits, so crews can use a widely available bit type with standard screw guns. The sharp point helps the screw start into drywall without a pilot, which can speed layout and fastening across large surfaces. Because the screw is fully threaded, the entire length engages the material as it drives, which supports firm seating of the bugle head into the drywall face. The coarse thread pattern is tailored to bite quickly, which pairs well with repetitive screw-gun use on walls or ceilings. At 1-1/8 inches long, the screw suits applications where a shorter fastener is preferred to control depth relative to the backing material.
This Wurth #7 x 1-1/8 drywall screw is set up for fastening drywall where a compact length is sufficient, such as over thinner backing or in areas with limited depth behind the board. The coarse thread is tuned to typical drywall material, so it draws the sheet tight to the substrate as it cuts in. Because the screw is fully threaded, every portion in the board is contributing to grip, which can matter on shorter fasteners where there is less shank length to work with. The bugle head shape lets the head nest slightly below the paper surface once set, preparing the area for compound and finishing. The black finish offers a consistent look across fastener heads wherever they remain temporarily visible during the job.
The Phillips drive on this screw is made to use #2 Phillips drive bits, giving installers a familiar interface that supports consistent torque transfer across many fastenings. Case hardened construction helps the screw resist head or drive recess damage under normal driving conditions, which supports repeated, clean sets without frequent bit slippage. The sharp point engages drywall quickly, so installers can set fasteners without extra starting steps, which matters on larger jobs with many screws per sheet. Coarse threads combined with full-length threading help the screw pull material snug to the backing through its entire embedded length, which supports flat, stable surfaces for finishing. Together, these details allow crews to rely on consistent seating of the bugle head across the field of the wall or ceiling.
This Wurth drywall screw uses a Phillips drive and is designed for use with #2 Phillips drive bits, which matches common bits already used on drywall screw guns and drills.
The coarse thread on this screw is configured for drywall, so it bites quickly into the material, helping the sheet pull tight to the substrate with fewer turns during installation work.
This screw is fully threaded, meaning threads run the full length of the shank, helping maintain grip throughout the drywall thickness rather than relying on a partial thread section.
The case hardened construction of this screw provides a hardened outer layer that supports driving into typical drywall over framing without the head deforming as readily under torque.
The bugle head on this screw is shaped to seat just below the drywall surface, which helps create a shallow recess suitable for compound and sanding during finishing stages.
The black finish gives the screw a uniform dark appearance at the head, which matters when fastener locations remain visible before taping, mudding, or painting.
This Wurth #7 x 1-1/8 drywall screw combines a fully threaded, case hardened design with a coarse thread, bugle head, and Phillips drive that uses #2 Phillips drive bits. For projects needing a shorter, black drywall fastener with these characteristics, this screw aligns well.
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