Wurth #8 x 2-1/2 Bugle Head Drywall Screw gives a standard #8 diameter and 2-1/2 inch length, so it drives through drywall into framing with enough bite for typical interior wallboard fastening. The bugle head shape spreads the holding area as it seats, which helps pull the drywall surface tight while reducing the chance of tearing the face paper during drive-in or light adjustment. The sharp point detail starts quickly into drywall and wood, which speeds placement when hanging multiple sheets. The coarse thread pattern runs along the shank, so it advances rapidly in drywall and wood studs for faster driving on each screw. The black finish provides a consistent appearance along the row of fasteners, which supports a uniform look before finishing steps. The drywall screw format fits common wall and ceiling board installation where a Phillips drive is preferred.
The drywall screw uses #2 Phillips Drive bits, so the head recess matches a widely used bit size that fits many jobsite drivers and reduces bit changes between screws. The fully threaded shank carries the coarse thread from near the bugle head down to the sharp point, which helps the screw stay engaged with both drywall and framing along its full working length. The sharp point design enters drywall and wood without preforming a pilot hole, so each placement can be driven directly where needed. The black case hardened construction supports repeated driving into wood framing, which is useful when setting multiple screws in a line.
This product is described as a drywall screw with coarse thread, so it is built for fastening drywall panels to wood framing where that thread profile can cut in quickly. The #8 diameter gives a familiar size that works for many standard wall and ceiling board thicknesses, so it suits typical interior partitions and similar assemblies. The 2-1/2 inch length allows the screw to pass through drywall and penetrate into studs with additional depth, which is useful when working over existing surfaces or when extra reach into the framing is desired. The bugle head form lets the screw seat slightly below the paper surface when properly driven, which fits taping and finishing workflows that rely on a shallow recess at each fastener.
The coarse thread layout on a fully threaded shank allows the screw to draw drywall firmly against studs along the entire depth of engagement, which can reduce board movement between fasteners on a run. The sharp point works together with the coarse thread to start and advance without a pilot, which helps maintain productivity when hanging many sheets in sequence. The black case hardened finish supports the driving process by providing a hardened surface at the head and threads, which matters when running screws with power drivers. The #2 Phillips drywall screw interface keeps bit engagement familiar for installers, which can support consistent drive depth from screw to screw. Together, the bugle head, coarse thread, and sharp point form a drywall-focused fastener that aligns with common wallboard fastening steps.
The Wurth bugle head drywall screw is #8 diameter and 2-1/2 inches long, which suits fastening standard drywall panels into wood framing where that length and gauge are appropriate.
The drywall screw uses #2 Phillips Drive bits, so it matches a common driver size on site and allows straightforward driving with typical cordless drills or screwguns.
The screw is fully threaded with a coarse thread, meaning threads run along the shank and suit drywall-to-wood fastening where rapid pull-through and holding are needed.
The Wurth drywall screw has a sharp point, which lets the screw start into drywall and wood without a pilot hole for direct driving at each location.
The screw is case hardened, so the outer layer is hardened for driving, which supports the head and threads during powered installation into framing members.
The drywall screw is described as black, providing a consistent dark finish that gives a uniform appearance before joint treatment and surface finishing steps.
The Wurth #8 x 2-1/2 bugle head drywall screw combines a coarse, fully threaded shank, sharp point, and #2 Phillips recess in a black case hardened format, so it aligns with common drywall-to-wood fastening tasks. The length and gauge suit many interior wall and ceiling board applications that call for this size class. For jobs that rely on a bugle head drywall screw with these dimensions and drive style, this product offers a straightforward option for stocking crews and shops that work with wallboard on a regular basis.
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