Just a quick question. I'm removing tiles from a bathroom with stud walls so will probably have to replace the plasterboard. I've never fitted plasterboard before. Do I use special screws, do I drill the holes first or just screw through the plasterboard into the stud. Any tips and advice will be very welcome.

25/30mm plasterboard screws, wickes,b&q etc, if you have a screwfix near you they are by far the cheapest. no need for piloting, just go straight in, if you can get yourself a depth limiter (screwfix sell them) it will stop you going right through the board.

Mark.

gyproc screws as mark above mentioned, low torque setting on your cordless to stop screws going right through p/board, ideally screw head wants to finish flush with p/board surface without puncturing paper

Deffo use screws that won't rust with moisture......

Use the screws with course threads for wood if you can get them

If you want cheap screws go along to Travis Perkins.

5000 for £18.99, that's less than £2 per box

Thanks everyone.