Hello,
On one wall, there is currently drywall on wooden studs.
I will be attaching OSB panels and assume that 41mm chipboard screws should be used for this?
Then I will lay a layer of drywall on top of this and use 50mm drywall screws for wood?
I will also be building a new wall with steel studs.
On one side, there will be a double layer of drywall, so it's quite simple to use 25mm for the first layer and then 41mm for steel.
On the other side, however, there will be an OSB layer first and then drywall. Do chipboard screws work on steel studs, or is there a special variant needed? And when the layer of drywall is applied, do I use regular drywall screws for steel then?
There are quite a few different screws if I think as above. Is there any universal screw (also on a strip) that works (equally) well?
Take care!
