Special screws for renovation drywall?

[kolvas]

Hello,

I've covered the first room with renovation gypsum on the chipboard, the problem is that at each screw the gypsum is pushed outward, creating a small bump. Should I use a special type of screw or what's the issue? I've used regular 30mm gypsum screws and Danogips.

 

[SBH]

Unfortunately, it happens.
Then renovation plasterboard is mostly mounted on a plasterboard wall.

 

[kolvas]

unfortunately it can happen. then renovation plasterboard is usually mounted on a plasterboard wall.

What a mess... it's completely useless to get bulges outward... perhaps try with chipboard screws instead

 

[dextrocell]

Glue?

 

[mattiasp]

Not chipboard screws. They ruin the outer paper layer. I've screwed regular drywall screws into the recesses on the side and glued with pl600. Edges without a recess are often covered by moldings. Corners can be a bit tricky. You need bevels in the corners if possible, something I prefer to avoid. I no longer use renovation drywall.

 

[Hjulius]

I have used screws with "doublehead" and haven't gotten any bulge. Check out grabbers' pictures to see what the head of the screw looks like http://www.grabber.se/produkter/gipsskruv/

 

[hantverkare1]

I have screwed hundreds of thousands of regular drywall screws into renovation drywall. No problems here.

 

[myrstack]

Not hundreds of thousands but maybe a thousand screws and no problem I can blame on the gypsum or the screw. I dig gypsum screws for metal in a suitable length. Of course, you have the same risk as with regular gypsum of screwing too hard and maybe the margins are a bit smaller than with regular gypsum.

 

[Emil Mena]

Renoveringsgips is best glued up. Here is a link to the right adhesive. http://www.beijerbygg.se/store/priv...or/plattlim-s48-12-5kg-900076312#.VDdcnueOcRQ

You mix it and spread it on the wall with a notched trowel.

 

[Qjanto]

I have screwed hundreds of thousands of regular plasterboard screws in renovation plasterboard. No problems here.

Which brand(s) of plasterboard screws and is it screwed with an automatic?

 

[Qjanto]

Not hundreds of thousands but maybe a thousand screws and no problem I can blame on the drywall or the screw. I dig drywall screws for metal in a suitable length. Of course, there's the same risk as with regular drywall of screwing too hard and maybe the margins are a bit smaller than with regular drywall

Which brand(s) of screws and are they screwed with automatic?