2.65 x 30mm Round Head Nails, HDGV Galvanised Steel, 0.5kg Bag

General Purpose Galvanised Nails

Galvanised round head nails are a reliable general-purpose nail designed for everyday use with timber. Designed for a strong, dependable hold and corrosion resistance which makes them a versatile nail.

Manufactured from carbon steel with a galvanised finish, these nails provide medium corrosion resistance and feature a traditional full round head to provide effective clamping when used in timber.

Supplied in a 1kg bag, these nails are ideal for builders, carpenters, fencing installers, joiners, and DIY users who need a versatile nail for general woodworking and construction tasks.

Round Head Nails Benefits:

• Galvanised coating for improved corrosion resistance
• Strong carbon steel construction
• Full round head for effective clamping
• Suitable for general timber fixing
• Conforms to Eurocode 5 requirements
• Available in convenient trade packaging

Round Head Nails Specifications:

• Diameter: 2.65mm
• Length: 30mm
• Material: Carbon steel
• Finish: Galvanised
• Head Type: Full round head
• Pack Size: 0.5kg bag
• Quantity: Approx. 575 nails

Part of a larger range of galvanised nails available from Fusion Fixings.

Galvanised Nails Frequently Asked Questions

What are galvanised round wire nails used for?

Galvanised round wire nails are general-purpose nails used for timber fixing, carpentry, fencing, and construction applications where moderate corrosion protection is required.

Are these round head nails suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, the galvanised coating provides a mid level corrosion resistance and makes them suitable for external applications such as fencing and timber projects where exposure is limited.

Are these nails suitable for fencing?

Yes, galvanised nails are commonly used for fencing and timber construction due to their strength and corrosion-resistant coating.

What is the difference between galvanised and bright nails?

Galvanised nails have a protective zinc coating that improves corrosion resistance, while bright nails are uncoated and generally intended for dry internal applications.

Can these nails be used with treated timber?

They can be used for many treated timber applications, but compatibility should always be checked with the timber treatment type and expected environment.