
RockSteady Metal 5/8" Drywall Safety Clip
RockSteady Metal 5/8" Drywall Safety Clip- 50 pack
The RockSteady Metal 5/8" Drywall Safety Clip is a reliable stabilizing device designed to prevent accidental drywall tip-overs, providing essential safety on the jobsite. This clip secures drywall sheets in a stable, upright position, minimizing the risk of hazardous falling incidents. It’s easy to install and reattach, ensuring continuous protection throughout the job. The prominent warning label alerts workers and visitors, promoting a safer environment by preventing unintended movement of heavy drywall sheets. Available for 5/8" drywall, the RockSteady Clip is an efficient, cost-effective solution for contractors.
Features:
- Safely secures edge-stacked 5/8" drywall in place
- Easy installation; reattachable as needed until the stack is depleted
- Efficient for deliveries, reduces strain by keeping sheets upright
- Prominent warning label alerts jobsite visitors of potential danger
- Cost-effective drywall safety solution for contractors
- Pack of 50
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RockSteady® Clip Quick Installation Guide
WARNING: Use only as instructed to avoid harm or injury.
1. Preparing the Site
- Inspect and reinforce the wall structure to ensure it can support the drywall load.
- Ensure the floor or wall is designed to handle the weight.
- Use wood studs (minimum 2”x4”) or steel studs (minimum 25 gauge).
2. Positioning the Clips
- Place clips every 6 feet, with a minimum of 2 feet from the end of each drywall sheet.
- Sheets over 12 feet require two clips.
- Match the clip size to drywall thickness: 1/2” clip for 1/2” drywall, 5/8” clip for 5/8” drywall.
3. Installation Steps
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Step 1 (Side Attachment):
- Use a screw gun to drive the eye-end screw into the side of the framing stud, keeping it level with the top edge of the drywall, at least 1” from the edge.
- Use a screw gun to drive the eye-end screw into the side of the framing stud, keeping it level with the top edge of the drywall, at least 1” from the edge.

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Step 2:
- Place the clip over the outermost sheet. Pull the cable tight and drive down the set screw, ensuring it’s fully compressed. Avoid overtightening. (Insert image of Step 2 installation)
- Place the clip over the outermost sheet. Pull the cable tight and drive down the set screw, ensuring it’s fully compressed. Avoid overtightening. (Insert image of Step 2 installation)

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Alternate Method (Front Face Attachment):
- Drive the screw into the center front face of the framing stud. Ensure two clips per sheet are used for this method. (Insert image of front face attachment)

4. Important Safety Tips
- Ensure the drywall stack is 4 to 6 inches from the wall to avoid tipping hazards. Use a measuring tool to confirm.
- For wood studs, drill a small pilot hole before inserting the self-tapping screw.
5. Re-Use Guidelines
- Inspect clips for wear or damage before re-using. Discard if there are any signs of damage.
6. Recommended Equipment
- Use a 12-volt (or higher) drill/driver or screw gun with a torque setting for ease of installation.
RockSteady® Clip Benefits:
- Secures drywall sheets, preventing accidental tip-overs.
- Provides safety and stability on the job site, protecting workers and visitors.
Note: Always check the installation guidelines for the best results.