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Cut Flooring Brads – Bright – 1kg Bags
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Cut Flooring Brads – Bright – 1kg Bags - 50mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Please note: Additional delivery charges may apply for Northern Ireland, Isle of Wight, Isle of Man, Isles of Scilly, Scottish Highlands & Islands, and Channel Islands. We will contact you to inform you of any additional costs once your order is received, or you can call us on 0800 111 4898 beforehand to confirm.
Cut Flooring Brads – Bright – 1kg Bags
Regular price
£8.16
Unit price
Description
Description
Bright Cut Flooring Brads are traditional rectangular-section brads with a small, near-flush head for a discreet finish in timber flooring and interior trim. The wedge-shaped cut shank bites across the grain to deliver excellent withdrawal resistance, making them ideal for fixing tongue-and-groove boards, skirting and architraves. The bright (uncoated) finish suits dry internal applications where corrosion protection is not required.
Key Features & Benefits
- Discreet Head: Small brad head sits near flush for a tidy, fill-and-finish appearance.
- High Holding Power: Rectangular cut shank grips across the grain to resist pull-out.
- Smooth Driving: Tapered/chisel point helps reduce splitting in softwoods and T&G boards.
- Bright Steel: Ready to prime/paint for internal carpentry and flooring work.
- Trade Packs: Supplied in convenient 1kg bags for site and workshop use.
Product & Technical Details
- Type: Cut Flooring Brads
- Material: Low carbon steel
- Finish: Bright (uncoated)
- Pack Size: 1kg bags
- Head: Small brad (near-flush) head
- Shank: Rectangular cut shank, tapered/chisel point
- Typical Uses: T&G floorboards, skirting, architraves, interior trim
Available Sizes
| Length (mm) |
|---|
| 50 |
| 60 |
Suitable Applications
- Fixing tongue-and-groove flooring boards
- Installing skirting, architraves and interior trims
- General first-fix carpentry where a discreet head is preferred
Instructions for Use
- Choose a length that provides 2–3× penetration into the substrate.
- Align the narrow edge of the shank with the timber grain to minimise splitting.
- Drive brads just below the surface with a nail punch; fill and sand for a smooth finish.
Limitations & Precautions
- Bright finish is not corrosion-resistant; not suitable for exterior or damp locations.
- Wear appropriate PPE; take care when nailing close to edges or end grain.
Cut Flooring Brads – Bright – 1kg Bags provide strong, discreet fixings with excellent holding power—perfect for T&G floors and interior woodwork where a neat finish is essential.
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