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Gypsum board is being screw-attached to wood studs on a wall, away from panel edges. What maximum field screw spacing is commonly used for wall panels?

Correct Answer

D) 16 in. on center

Common gypsum-board application guidance uses 16 in. maximum screw spacing in the field of wall panels. Other choices are tighter spacings used at edges or ceilings, or nonmatching values.

Answer Options
A
8 in. on center
B
10 in. on center
C
12 in. on center
D
16 in. on center

Why This Is the Correct Answer

Common gypsum-board application guidance uses 16 in. maximum screw spacing in the field of wall panels. Other choices are tighter spacings used at edges or ceilings, or nonmatching values.

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