Wurth #7 x 2-1/4 drywall screw is a fully threaded, case hardened drywall fastener designed for jobs that need consistent pull-down along the full length of the screw. The bugle head spreads pressure over more surface area, which helps seat drywall against studs without cutting in as aggressively as a flat head. The sharp point starts into material quickly, so driving into typical drywall and framing goes faster once alignment is set. The coarse thread profile advances with fewer turns, which supports efficient driving when running multiple screws across a wall or ceiling field. The #2 Phillips drive matches standard #2 Phillips drive bits, so cordless and corded screw guns already set up for that bit size work with this screw. The black finish provides a uniform, low-visibility appearance that blends with common drywall finishing stages before final coverage.
This screw uses a #2 Phillips drive, so standard #2 Phillips drive bits engage the head for driving into drywall and framing. The sharp point is designed to start into material without pre-drilling in typical drywall hanging situations, so installers can move panel to panel with a consistent driving routine. The coarse thread and fully threaded shank combine to pull drywall firmly toward studs or joists as the screw advances, which supports tight joints ready for taping and finishing. The bugle head profile is intended to be driven slightly below the drywall surface, creating a recess that is ready for joint compound once panels are in place.
This Wurth #7 x 2-1/4 bugle head drywall screw is positioned for drywall hanging where full-length thread engagement is preferred. The combination of fully threaded shank and coarse thread works well in applications where drywall is being fastened to appropriate framing members and consistent panel pull-down is important. The sharp point aids in starting each screw into drywall face paper and underlying structure, which supports a steady workflow when fasteners are laid out on standard stud spacing. The black finish keeps the fasteners less noticeable during inspection and preparation phases before taping and final surfacing.
The case hardened design helps this screw tolerate the torsional load from powered drivers, which supports repeatable seating of the bugle head without as much risk of head rounding when the bit is properly sized. Because the screw is fully threaded, each turn continues to contribute to clamping force along its working length, which helps panels stay snug to framing as the wall or ceiling is brought together. The #2 Phillips drive interface matches a widely used driver style, which simplifies bit changes and keeps tool setups consistent across a crew. The coarse thread pattern is intended to advance quickly, reducing driving time per fastener when multiplied over a full room. Together, these details support a drywall installation process built around predictable drive performance, firm panel contact, and a head profile shaped for straightforward finishing.
This Wurth screw is #7 diameter and 2-1/4 inches long, which suits drywall fastening where that length provides the desired engagement into framing.
This drywall screw uses a #2 Phillips drive, so standard #2 Phillips drive bits fit the head for powered or manual driving.
The fully threaded shank grips along the full length of the screw, helping keep drywall pulled tight to framing wherever fasteners are placed.
The bugle head seats into drywall while spreading pressure, which supports a recess suitable for joint compound without sharply cutting the surface.
This screw has a sharp point and coarse thread, helping it start quickly and advance efficiently through drywall into appropriate framing.
The case hardened construction is designed to handle driving torque, supporting consistent seating under load from common screw guns.
The Wurth #7 x 2-1/4 drywall screw combines a bugle head, fully threaded case hardened shank, coarse thread, and sharp point, all driven with a #2 Phillips interface. Those details support drywall hanging where full-length thread engagement, efficient driving, and a head shape ready for finishing are priorities. For projects that match this size and style, choosing this screw helps align the fastening step with the way panels are installed, tightened to framing, and prepared for taping and surfacing.
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