Nails
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Common Nails (16)
Common nails are used for general construction and building projects, such as framing and structural work. These nails can also be used for woodworking projects and various other applications. At Speedy Fixings, we supply common nails in a wide range of head types, shanks and finishes. Round wire nails are general-purpose nails often used for carpentry projects where strength is more important than appearance. This includes repairing fence panels and fixing floor joists. We stock both bright round wire nails and galvanised round wire nails. Ring shank nails, also called annual nails, are most commonly used for softer woods. These feature annual ridges along the shank for extra holding power and to prevent the nails from being easily removed. Ring shank nails are available as bright, shreadised and stainless steel. Square twist nails are used for fixing restraint straps, joist hangers and other builders' metalwork. These feature a twisted shank for pull-out resistance. We stock sheradised square twist nails in various lengths. The sheradised finish gives these nails improved resistance to corrosion and strength. For a neat flush appearance, lost head nails are a great choice. These nails feature small round heads that can be easily driven into the surface. We supply both bright lost head nails and sheradised lost head nails in various lengths and sizes. Oval brad nails are also used to provide a clean finish as these can be hammered below the surface. Plus, due to their specialist head shape, oval brad nails prevent wood splitting. These can be used for both softwood and hardwood. Panel pins are lightweight nails used for joinery and cabinet work, such as fixing the back of wardrobes and fixing skirting together. These are slender and delicate nails that offer strength when in place. We supply 25mm x 1.6mm Bright Panel Pins. Clout nails, instantly recognisable for their large, flat heads and thick shanks, are used for fixing roofing felt, studding timber and fastening sheet material. We stock various clout nails, including Galvanised Clout Nails, Galvanised ELH Felt Clout Nail and Galvanised ELH Clout Nail. In addition to these, we also stock a variety of other common nails, including cladding pins, plasterboard nails and poly headed nails. If you require further information about our collection of nails, contact us today. Give us a call on 01206 793100 or email us at [email protected]. -
Gas Nails (first fix) (9)
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Brads (second fix) (8)
At Speedy Fixings, we stock both angled brad nails and straight brad nails in various materials. Angled brad nails, such as 16g Angled Galvanised Brad Nails and Fuel Cell Pack, are designed for angled finish nailers, which are better suited for smaller spaces and when fixing crown mouldings. Straight brads, including 16g Straight Stainless Steel Brad Nails and Fuel Cell Pack, are suitable for straight finish nailers, which tend to be larger and heavier than angled nailers. These second fix nails can be used for delicate finishing work, such as furniture, skirting and door frames. As the results of this type of work are more visible, small and thin nails, such as brad nails are often the first choice. If you require first fix nails, we also supply these. Our Fischer First Fix Gas Nails are a great choice for work that will not be visible once the project is completed. Also called framing nails, first fix nails are large nails that often leave dents in the wood. However, that is not an issue as these are only intended to be used in areas that will not be exposed to view. We also stock a variety of other fastener nails that you might require for your project. This includes a large selection of common nails, including ring shank nails, square twist nails, plasterboard nails and panel pins. If you have any questions regarding our products or would like further information about a certain range, do not hesitate to contact us. -
Shot Fired Nails & Cartridges (4)
Nails and cartridges for semi-automatic cartridge tools -
Staples & Staplers (3)
Staples & Staplers




