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Jagged Plasterboard Nails – Galvanised
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Jagged Plasterboard Nails – Galvanised - 30 x 2.65mm is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
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Jagged Plasterboard Nails – Galvanised
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Description
Description
Galvanised Jagged Plasterboard Nails provide a secure fixing for plasterboard and other sheet materials to timber studwork. The jagged, serrated shank bites into wood for improved withdrawal resistance compared with smooth shank nails, while the corrosion-resistant galvanised finish makes them suitable for use in humid areas and general construction environments.
Key Features & Benefits
- Jagged/Serrated Shank: Enhanced grip and pull-out resistance in timber studs.
- Low-Profile Head: Neat finish that sits tight to the board surface.
- Galvanised Protection: Zinc coating helps resist rust in damp or humid conditions.
- Clean Drive: Consistent point and shank for fast installation on site.
- Versatile Use: Suitable for plasterboard and other light sheet materials to timber.
Product & Technical Details
- Type: Jagged plasterboard nails
- Material: Carbon steel
- Finish: Galvanised
- Head: Low-profile round head
- Shank: Jagged/serrated for high holding power
- Typical Uses: Fixing plasterboard to timber studs and battens
Available Sizes
| Length (mm) | Shank Ø (mm) |
|---|---|
| 30 | 2.65 |
| 40 | 2.65 |
Suitable Applications
- Fixing plasterboard to timber studs and ceilings
- Attaching light sheet materials to softwood battens
- General interior first-fix work
Instructions for Use
- Select nail length to achieve secure penetration into the stud without protrusion.
- Drive square to the surface until the head sits flush; avoid over-driving that may crush the board face.
- Follow board manufacturer’s fixing pattern and edge distances to minimise damage.
Limitations & Precautions
- Not a substitute for drywall screws where specification demands screw fixing.
- For external or highly corrosive environments, use stainless or appropriate exterior-rated fixings.
- Wear eye protection and appropriate PPE during installation.
Jagged Plasterboard Nails – Galvanised deliver fast, reliable board fixing with improved grip in timber and a neat, flush finish—ideal for internal studwork and ceiling applications.
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