Boxed Nails

Annular Ring nails have a threaded shank for extra withdrawal resistance. The zinc & yellow passivated (ZYP) annular ring is normally used for drylining applications.

Square Twist Nails are an extra strong hardened nail used for fixing joist hangers and restraint straps. They are coated for protection against exposure to damp conditions.

Panel Pins are ideal for lightweight and decorative jobs. The small heads can be punched below the surface meaning the hole can then be filled to give an excellent finish....

Oval nails are used where concealment is required or where there is danger that the use of standard round wire nail would split the wood. The Oval Brad is tapped...

Lost Head nails are used instead of round wire nails where the standard of finish requires the fixing to be less obstrusive. The small head can be tapped below the...

Sherardised Annular Ring nails have a threaded shank for extra withdrawal resistance and are commonly used in roofing applications.

Driving nails into masonry requires a lot more force than driving into wood, so masonry nails are a produced using a hardened steel. (Because masonry nails are brittle and break...

Staples are commonly used for securing wire in fences especially in the agricultural sector. They are galvanised for protection against exposure to wet conditions.

Square Twist Nails are an extra strong nail used for fixing joist hangers and restraint straps. They are coated for protection against exposure to damp conditions.

Slab Nails are generally used for securing insulation. They have a thin shank with a sharp point which enables easy penetration of timber, and the large washer head holds the...

The Galvanised Round Wire nail is a general purpose nail used when protection from rust is a requirement. Most commonly used for roof battens and fencing applications etc.

Oval nails are used where concealment is required or where there is danger that the use of standard round wire nail would split the wood. The Oval Brad is tapped...

Galvanised Extra Large Head (ELH) nails are ideal for securing felt or plastic roofing materials. The large head gives an increased surface of hold which reduces the possibility of tearing....

Drive Screws are used for securing corrugated sheets. Usually they are used together with a sela cap and washer which covers the hole made by the nail.

These are used for securing products which require a larger head size to increase the ‘surface of hold’ compared to a standard round wire nail. They are galvanised for protection...

Galvanised Jagged Plasterboard nails are, as their name implies, designed for securing wall and ceiling plasterboard. The small head allows for render to be applied whilst significantly reducing the possibility...

Cut Floor Brads are most commonly used for nailing down floor boards.

Cut Clasp nails are generally used for securing skirting boards and architrave.

Veneer Pins are ideal for lightweight and decorative jobs. The small heads are barely visible when punched below the surface and allow for filling to give the very best results.

The Bright Round Wire (BRW) is by far the most popular nail in the UK. It is a general purpose nail and is suitable for a variety of applications where...

Panel Pins are ideal for lightweight and decorative jobs. The small heads can be punched below the surface meaning the hole can then be filled to give an excellent finish.

Oval nails are used where concealment is required or where there is danger that the use of standard round wire nail would split the wood. The Oval Brad is tapped...

Lost Head nails are used instead of round wire nails where the standard of finish requires the fixing to be less obstrusive. The small head can be tapped below the...

Annular Ring nails have a threaded shank for extra withdrawal resistance and are commonly used for roofing and pallet making applications.