Nails Galvanised Clouts - 500 grm 50* 2.5mm

Knuckle Nail Plates 4T10
Generally, Knuckle Nailplates will:
- Provide a strong, economical and easy-to-use means of jointing timber together.
- Protect timber from damage as they resist splitting due to drying of the timber, nailing near ends or other causes eg Bin Straps.
- Also reduce timber damage by resisting the effects of impact loads such as from fork lift tyne strikes.
- Distribute concentrated loads over a wider area, eg they increase the strength of bolted joints.
Knuckle Nailplates are galvanised steel connectors with in-built, bent-up “knuckle” nails. These plates are ideal for many structural and non-structural timber jointing and timber protection uses.
Among the many uses of Knuckle Nailplates, the most common are jointing of wall frames together on-site, on-site splicing of timber beams, reinforcement of corners of boxes and bins, and reinforcement of bolted joints (eg Cable Truss)

Nails Galvanised Clouts - 500 grm 20* 2.5mm
- Used for non-structural work
- Good corrosion protection
- Can be used for shade cloth and plastic trellis'
- Clouts
- External use
These galvanised plain shank clouts, are ideal for external sheet metal to timber connections. The wide flat head is well suited to preventing pull through.

Knuckle Nail Plates 4T5
Generally, Knuckle Nailplates will:
- Provide a strong, economical and easy-to-use means of jointing timber together.
- Protect timber from damage as they resist splitting due to drying of the timber, nailing near ends or other causes eg Bin Straps.
- Also reduce timber damage by resisting the effects of impact loads such as from fork lift tyne strikes.
- Distribute concentrated loads over a wider area, eg they increase the strength of bolted joints.
Knuckle Nailplates are galvanised steel connectors with in-built, bent-up “knuckle” nails. These plates are ideal for many structural and non-structural timber jointing and timber protection uses.
Among the many uses of Knuckle Nailplates, the most common are jointing of wall frames together on-site, on-site splicing of timber beams, reinforcement of corners of boxes and bins, and reinforcement of bolted joints (eg Cable Truss)