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Fixing plasterboard - screw or nail?

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I'm going to be putting up some plasterboard on to a partition wall.

I was just wondering, what's the 'prefered' method of fixing plasterboard on to a wooden frame. Screw or nail?

The issue I have is that I'm only putting up no more than 4 sheets of board & the screw packs come in packs of 1000! I wont need more than 50!

http://www.screwfix.com/c/screws-nails-fixings/fine-drywall/cat840594

So, would nails be a better alternative?

Cheers.
 
When I got some 200 in the shed were the same price as 1000 (Might have been 2000 - big box) from Toolstation.
 
When I needed some I thought much the same - that's a lot of screws to buy. But they've slowly gone down and down and been useful for all sorts of jobs.
 

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