1.8 x 31mm Round Head Annular Ring Shank Wire Nails, A2 (304) Stainless Steel, 1kg Bag (1500pcs Approx.)

Corrosion resistant nails

1kg bag of stainless steel round head wire nails offering easy installation, a secure hold every time, and manufactured in A2 stainless steel for a high corrosion resistance.

Commonly used in construction tasks and designed with a ribbed shank and flat round head. The ribbed shank offers good pull-out resistance against withdrawal forces, while the flat head offers easy installation and grip when installed.

Manufactured in A2 stainless steel making them a versatile choice for both your internal and external requirements such as decking and fencing.

Used by DIY enthusiasts and professionals alike, these nails are used across numerous industries.

31mm ring shank wire nails specification:

• Width: 1.8mm
• Length: 31mm
• Material: A2 stainless steel (304)
• Bag size: 1kg – Approx. 1500 nails

Part of a larger range of ring shank wire nails available from Fusion Fixings.

Round Head Wire Nails Frequently Asked Questions

What are stainless steel round head wire nails used for?

Stainless steel round head nails are general-purpose nails used for timber fixing, carpentry, fencing, and construction applications where a high level of corrosion resistance is needed.

Are these round head wire nails suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the stainless steel offers a high level of corrosion resistance and makes them suitable for external applications where they are exposed to the elements.

Are these nails suitable for fencing?

Yes, stainless steel nails are commonly used for fencing and timber construction due to their strength and corrosion-resistant properties.

Can these nails be used with treated timber?

Stainless steel nails can be used with woods like Western Red Cedar, and Green Oak etc as stainless steel is chemical inert and will not cause staining. It is advised to check the timber treatment type and expected environment.

Can the round head nails be pulled out if a mistake is made?

It can be very difficult to remove the nails without causing damage. The ribbed shank offers a strong pull-out resistance as the ribs act as small barbs when installed. Forcing the nails out often results in the wood splitting.