Bright Nails

Has a thread on the shank for extra withdrawal resistance. Often used in the making of pallets or fastening floor sheets. Can be used for fastening MDF and plywood.

Used for rough fixing of timber to brick or blockwork, particularly skirting boards or wooden door frames.

Used to fasten floorboards to joists. The head can easily be punched below the surface of the wood for a very strong grip.

The small head reduces timber deformation when punched below the surface. Being easily hidden, it is ideal for all wall, ceiling, flooring and built-in furnishing jobs.

For general carpentry, the oval shank avoids splitting the wood when aligned with the grain. Oval head can be punched below the surface and the small hole filled. Used for door jambs, floor and skirting boards.

Ideal for lightweight and decorative jobs, for example fixing plywood parts to solid timber. Provided in a branded John George bag.

Hardened steel nails capable of being driven into masonry, concrete or brickwork. Ideal for fixing wall batten, picture or dado rails. Flat head.

Usually around 50mm of timber substrate is required to get a secure anchoring, although this will depend on the weight and thickness of what is being fixed. Manufactured to BS1202. Bright finish.