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Extra Large Head Clout Nails – Galvanised – 1kg Bags
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Extra Large Head Clout Nails – Galvanised – 1kg Bags - 13mm x 3mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Extra Large Head Clout Nails – Galvanised – 1kg Bags
Regular price
£4.66
Unit price
Description
Description
Galvanised Extra Large Head Clout Nails are designed for maximum holding power where thin sheet materials risk pull-through. The oversized, low-profile head spreads load over a wider area, making them ideal for fixing roofing felt, shingles, membranes, insulation facings, thin plywood, and other sheet products. Manufactured from robust carbon steel and hot-dip galvanised for long-lasting corrosion resistance, these nails deliver secure, reliable fixings for both indoor and outdoor applications. Supplied in trade-friendly 1kg bags across popular lengths.
Key Features & Benefits
- Extra Large Flat Head: Superior pull-through resistance for felts, membranes, and thin sheet materials.
- Galvanised Protection: Hot-dip coating helps prevent rust for durable external performance.
- Consistent Driving: Smooth shank and balanced head for clean, accurate hammering.
- Trusted Material: Tough carbon steel for dependable holding strength.
- Trade Packs: 1kg bags with clear size/quantity guidance for easy selection on site.
Product & Technical Details
- Type: Extra Large Head Clout Nails
- Material: Carbon Steel
- Finish: Galvanised
- Pack Size: 1kg bags
- Head: Extra large flat head for enhanced holding
- Shank: Smooth
- Typical Uses: Roofing felt, shingles, membranes, thin sheet timber and facings
Available Sizes (Approx. Pcs per 1kg)
| Length (mm) | Shank Ø (mm) | Approx. Pieces |
|---|---|---|
| 13 | 3.0 | ≈780 |
| 20 | 3.0 | ≈580 |
| 25 | 3.0 | ≈485 |
| 30 | 3.0 | ≈420 |
| 40 | 3.0 | ≈350 |
| 50 | 3.0 | ≈320 |
Suitable Applications
- Fixing roofing felt, shingles, and breathable membranes
- Attaching thin sheet materials, plywood facings, and insulation vapour barriers
- General joinery tasks requiring a wide clamping area
- DIY and trade roofing/first-fix projects
Instructions for Use
- Select a length that achieves adequate penetration into the substrate without piercing through.
- Drive nails square to the surface until the head sits flush—avoid over-driving which may damage thin sheets.
- Space fixings evenly according to the sheet manufacturer’s guidance and site conditions.
Limitations & Precautions
- Not recommended for highly corrosive, marine, or chemically aggressive environments.
- Use appropriate PPE and follow site safety guidance when hammering or working at height.
Extra Large Head Clout Nails – Galvanised – 1kg Bags provide heavy-duty, corrosion-resistant fixings with exceptional holding power on thin sheet materials—ideal for roofing and general construction.
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