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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 protection from corrosion is not a requirement.
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.
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 against exposure to wet conditions.
Oval nails are used where concealment is required or where there is danger that the use of a standard round wire nail would split the wood. The Oval Brad is tapped below the level of the timber in door jambs, floor and skirting boards. These nails are available in Bright, and Galvanised.
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.
Cut Clasp nails are generally used for securing skirting boards and architrave.
Stainless steel nails are ideal for exterior applications, known for their resistance to rust and corrosion. Perfect for decking, fencing, and roofing, these nails ensure long-lasting durability and strength in any weather condition.
Aluminium nails are soft and resistant to rust, just like copper nails. The material easily moulds itself to the hole and seals effectively. Aluminium nails are perfect for use with modern English tiles, roof tiles and to mount battens and counter battens. Aluminium is less expensive than copper and is often an excellent alternative.
Hardened steel nails specifically designed to penetrate and secure attachments in concrete, brick, and masonry. Copper nails have been used for centuries to attach natural slate. The material is soft and easily moulds itself to the hole in the porous natural slate. Over time, the nail seals the hole even better, because a layer of corrosion forms around the copper nail. At the same time, this layer ensures that the copper doesn't corrode further. For a truly authentic look, we also produce square copper nails, just like in the old days!
Annular Ring nails have a threaded shank for extra withdrawal resistance and are commonly used for roofing and pallet making applications.
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 surface and the hole filled for a better finish.
Copper rivets keep fibre cement slates in place. The rivet is easy to hook through the prefabricated hole in the fibre cement slate and becomes darker in colour after some time in weather and wind. As a result, they become less conspicuous compared to the darker slates, giving a uniform look!
Custom and unique nail types designed for specific industrial, architectural, and specialized construction needs. Staples are commonly used for securing wire to fence posts, especially in the agricultural sector. They are galvanised for protection against exposure to wet conditions.
Spring head nails feature a unique design with a flexible spring-like head that provides superior grip and reduces the risk of nail pop-out in various construction applications. Springhead Nails are used for securing corrugated roofing sheets. Their twisted shanked gives increased holding power and the large disc head helps to distribute the load evenly.
Extra large head nails provide increased surface area for better holding power, making them ideal for securing materials with higher pull-out resistance in demanding construction projects. 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. They are galvanised for protection against exposure to wet conditions.
Panel pins are small, thin nails designed for delicate woodworking tasks, perfect for attaching thin panels, moldings, and trim work with minimal visibility and damage to the surface. 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.
Champion gun nails are specialised fasteners designed for pneumatic nail guns, providing quick, reliable, and precise attachment in construction, carpentry, and woodworking applications. Engineered for maximum strength and durability. 1st Fix