Open-End Rivets • Strong, low-cost fastener. • Available in a variety of materials. • Ideal for a wide range of applications. • Dome, Large Flange, and Countersunk head styles. Blind rivets are a type of rivets used for single-sided riveting.…
Hex head self-drilling screws from LITUO Fasteners are engineered to be corrosion resistant and come in various sizes and materials. Depending on the size, the applications of the hex self-drilling screws can vary – the smaller screws are used in…
Chipboard screws, also particle board screws, are widely used for timber works, its slim shank and coarse thread enable the chipboard screws to dig deeper and more tightly to its applications: The photo has shown both the timber works and…
Drywall screw – Drywall screws have become the standard fastener for securing full or partial sheets of drywall to wall studs or ceiling joists. They are with bugle head, Philips head No.2 cross drive, fine or coarse thread, sharp or drill point. The most popular surface…
Drywall hangers and finishers pride themselves on the details: sharp corners, effortless curves, seamless interior expanses. Top construction companies and drywall contractors understand that the little things make a big difference in their overall costs as they invest in quality…
Unlike other home remodeling trades, such as electrical work or plumbing which require precision and exact compliance with certain standards, hanging drywall is a more forgiving activity, with no 100% right way to do it. Hanging drywall becomes something of…
Anchor screws are used for hanging light- to semi-heavy objects on a wall, such as a large mirror, wall shelf, or mirror. Screw anchors are helpful because they allow you to hang items virtually anywhere, without hunting for a stud to sink the screw…
Drywall screws have become the standard fastener for securing full or partial sheets of drywall to wall studs or ceiling joists. Drywall screws’ lengths and gauges, thread types, heads, points, and composition at first might seem incomprehensible. But within the…
Locating a stud behind drywall is relatively easy. All conventional stud finders, from the best down to the worst, do a more-or-less good job of finding studs behind drywall. But finding a stud behind ceramic or porcelain tile is a different matter. One reason is that tile walls…
At one time, all drywall was nailed to wall studs and ceiling joists. While nails still do have their place, drywall screws are now the dominant method of attaching drywall panels. Drywall screws are inexpensive, install quickly, and have immense…