Wall board screws. They have a course thread and a flat head.
You can use drywall nails (ridged) or drywall screws. I am not a drywaller, but have done lots of it and prefer the screws.
in southern Tennessee the average cost is 6 dollars per board to hang the sheetrock(4 x 12 sheets) and 12 dollars per board to finish it. This is for the number of boards purchased, One quick note, when hanging sheetrock most people will not piece sheetrock they will only use full sheets, this seem like alot of waste but it results in a look that is smooth and neat. Good Luck
Sheet rock screws. Alternative: If you have a hole in your ceiling and want to fix it you use a piece of wood to hold a piece of Sheetrock which you will finish with plaster or joint compound. You would cut a piece of wood more narrow than the hole and longer than the hole. Put the wood into the hole so it cannot fall out. Cut a piece of Sheetrock to about match the hole and screw the new piece of Sheetrock to the wood. Use joint compound to give the repair a finished look. If you simply put joint compound into the hole it will crack and take many coats. Paint.
Remove the vent cover and cut a piece of sheetrock 1/2 inch smaller on length and width than the opening. attach the sheetrock and use sheetrock mud to fill in the gaps. let dry and a second layer of mud may be needed to get it seamless. then repaint.
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A closet like piece of furniture for hanging clothes
Typically, a stud bolt refers to an un-headed fastener, like a piece of all thread rod. A hex bolt is common a six-sided fastener, available in many grades.
In the form of a metal fastener with spiral ridges, used to hold something to a piece of wood, about 650 years.
4 feet times 12 feet equals 48 square feet.
a piece of paper that is supposed to be removed after having a whole be punched in it
No one likes a piece of crap hanging from their butt, and if they dont like something they say this is a piece of crap. Which means they do not like that particular object
the hanging ferns! jump on them in the order of the numbers