An aluminium nail with a flat head and round shank that can withstand rain for use in sheet metal work involving aluminium, etc., on a timber base. This nail is approved for putting up nesting boxes in woodland.

Aluminum nail with duplex head and round shank that can withstand rain, for use in temporary assembly and sheet metal work involving aluminium, etc.

Mixer tube: for mixing hardener and compound. Wire brush:used for brushing out drilled holes prior to fixing. Blow pump: used for
blowing out the drilled holes prior to fixing. Injection gun: used for injecting the anchor compound. Fit the tube in the injection gun.

This anchor nail with its flat countersunk head and ring shank is for use outdoors, where it is not exposed to rain. Mainly used for fixing wood connectors as well as other types of steel and sheet metal parts to a timber base.   

Anchor nail with flat countersunk head and ring shank for use outdoors and which can withstand rain. Mainly used for fixing wood connectors as well as other types of steel and sheet metal parts to a timber base.

This anchor screw is for use indoors or outdoors, provided it is not exposed to water, for fitting wood connectors. The anchor screw is electro-galvanised to 20 μm so that it has the same rust protection as is customary in wood connectors. The screw has a TX recess to ensure good grip during assembly.

This angle bracket is used for fixing timber elements and posts to concrete, lightweight concrete or masonry.

The base reinforcement is used for posts. For casting in a concrete base.

 

Bits in various versions designed for fitting single screws, to suit all types of power screwdriver.

Bits in various versions. Suitable drivers can be found in the table below and the appropriate bits under the respective power tool.

Used indoors in plasterboard and fibreboard. The fixing is simply knocked into the base material with a hammer without any need for pre-drilling. Suitable screws are Ø3.5-4.5 mm wood or wafer head screws. As the board fixing is 30 mm long, use a screw measuring at least 30 mm plus the thickness of the plasterboard or fibreboard.

Use indoors for fixing to double plasterboard or lightweight concrete without the need for pre-drilling. The board fixing XL is knocked in with a hammer. Then a Ø3.5-4.5 mm wood or wafer head screw is used. As the board fixing is 30 mm long, use a screw measuring at least 30 mm plus the thickness of the
plasterboard or fibreboard.

The bracing strap can be fitted outdoors, provided it is protected from rain. It is used for joint connections and cross bridging in timber structures.

The bracing strap is used for suspending pipework and various types of hobby work. The bracing strap is not suited for bracing timber structures.

This brad with its rectangular head and shank is used indoors and in dry environments for fixing mouldings, panels and hardwood or semi-hardwood boards to a timber base.

This brad with its rectangular head and shank is used indoors and in dry environments for fixing mouldings, panels and hardwood or semi-hardwood boards to a timber base.

This brad with its rectangular head and shank is used indoors and in dry environments for fixing mouldings, panels and hardwood or semi-hardwood boards to a timber base.

This brad with its D-shaped head and rectangular shank is used indoors and in dry environments for fixing mouldings, panels and hardwood or semi-hardwood boards to a timber base. This version, unlike other types of brad, leaves its head visible when fixed in place.

Brass pin with an oval head and round shank that can withstand rain, but used mostly indoors for fixing, e.g., mouldings and architraves to timber base material, as well as for various types of hobby activity.

The button headed rivet screw with its drill point is used indoors to put up ceiling mouldings. Drill capacity is 2.25 mm max.

 

Used along with steel wire, bracing straps, etc., when suspending lightweight false ceilings. Pre-drill a Ø5 mm hole and knock in the tie wire drive anchor with a hammer.

The chipboard screw is used indoors and has a cutpoint, which effectively drives the screw down into hard chipboard or minerit. The screw has rudge teeth on the shaft that prevents the chipboard to squeak.

The chipboard/skirting screw is used indoors and is particularly suited for fixing chipboard and minerit board to steel joists with a maximum thickness of 1.0 mm.

Used indoors for fixing mouldings, chipboard and plywood.
The skirting screw has grooves under its head for effective anchoring in the base material, as well as a drill point allowing fixing materials to be fitted to reinforcement battens up to 2.5 mm in thickness.

Clout nail with a flat head and round shank that can withstand rain and is used for fixing exterior plaster board, roofing felt, asphalt board, construction membrane and draught-proofing felt to a timber base.

This anchor nail with its round head and ring shank is for use outdoors. Mainly used for fixing wood connectors as well as other types of steel and sheet metal parts to a timber base.

An anchor nail with a round head and ring shank. It is used mainly when fitting wood connectors and for fixing other types of steel and sheet metal parts to a timber base.

Chipboard screws for floors are for use indoors and in dry environments for fitting flooring chipboard or fibreboard - e.g., plywood - to a steel base of 0.7 mm maximum thickness. Used for example during assembly to mezzanine joist systems. 50 screws per strip.

This clout nail with its round head and round shank is used to fix roofing felt, shingles, asphalt board and exterior plasterboard to a timber base.

Fermacell screws for use indoors and in dry environments. They are specially designed precisely with fitting Fermacell fibre-reinforced plasterboard in mind. They are also used to fix wood fibreboard to timber battens or steel joists with a maximum thickness of 0.7 mm. 50 screws per strip.

This nail with its round head and ring shank has a number of uses, including for fixing fibreboard and the fitting of panels, secondary spaced boarding and duck boards to a timber base.

This nail with its round head and ring shank is used to fix boarding, panels and secondary spaced boarding to a timber base.

This nail with its round head and ring shank can withstand all weathers. Mainly for use outdoors to fix cement boards to timber.

This nail with its round head and ring shank can withstand marine and aggressive environments. Suitable for use in the construction of jetties and humid conservatories, for example. With this nail there is no rust discolouration around the nail head, including when used on precious woods like oak, cedar or larch.

This nail with its round head and ring shank is a long anchor
nail with a high pull-out and shear value. The nail has enhanced
surface protection and is for various uses indoors, including the nailing of reinforcements to timber or masonite beams.

A nail with a round head and grooved shank is used for nailing timber items, such as timber studding. Also used for fitting panels, tongued and grooved board, secondary spaced boarding, laths, etc.

A nail with a round head and grooved shank is used for nailing timber items, such as timber studding. Also used for fitting panels, tongued and grooved board, secondary spaced boarding, laths, etc.

A nail with a round head and ring shank that can withstand  aggressive environments and is used for nailing timber items, such as studding. Also used for fitting panels, etc. With this nail there is no rust discolouration around the nail head, including when used on precious woods like oak, cedar or larch.

A nail with a D-shaped head and grooved shank is used for nailing timber structures, such as roof assemblies. Also used for fitting panels, tongued and grooved board, secondary spaced boarding, laths, etc.

A nail with a D-shaped head and ring shank is used for nailing timber items, such as studding. Also used for fitting panels, tongued and grooved board, secondary spaced boarding, laths, etc.

A nail with a round head and jagged shank is used for nailing timber items, such as timber studding. Also used for fitting panels, tongued and grooved board, secondary spaced boarding, laths, etc.

A nail with a D-shaped head and grooved shank is used for nailing timber items, such as timber studding. Also used for fitting panels, tongued and grooved board, secondary spaced boarding, laths, etc.

The column shoe is used for supporting timber posts in connection with the construction of conservatories or car ports, etc.

The column shoe is used for supporting timber posts in connection with the construction of conservatories, car ports, etc. Can be height-adjusted once the timber piece has been fitted.

The column shoe is used for supporting timber posts in connection with the construction of conservatories or car ports, etc.

The concrete anchor has a number of uses including the installation of suspended ceilings and electrical fittings, which are fastened together using suspension wire or tape. 

This concrete screw is designed for fitting hard building materials such as concrete and brick. Can also be mounted in garden paving slabs and blocks.

Used indoors for fixing curtain walls made of wood or wooden studding to hard building materials such as concrete and brick. The high profile thread cuts quickly and effectively into the base material making the fixing easy to fit.

Used to fix thin materials, e.g., steel curtain walls or wood connectors, to a timber, concrete or brick base. The high profile thread cuts quickly and effectively into the base material making it easy to fit. Can be used outdoors.

Construction and bracket screw for indoor use for fixing brackets,
bracing straps, and plumbing items to timber battens or concrete,
together with a Ø10 mm plug

Copper nail with rose head or flat head and square shank that can withstand rain. Used in sheet metal work involving copper etc., as well as as a decorative nail. Used for a number of purposes including as a fixing in boat building. The copper washer is available as an accessory and is used to provide a larger contact surface and protect the base material.

A pin with a lost head and round shank for use indoors for fixing
mouldings to a timber base.

This cut nail that has various shapes withstands rain. Used for nailing sills, frames and battens, etc., into lightweight concrete and Leca.

The stainless decking screw can handle marine environments and polluted industrial atmospheres. The screw will not discolour the woodwork around the screw head, not even in precious woods such as oak, cedar or larch. The screw has a TX recess to ensure good grip and a cutpoint, which effectively drives the screw down into the woodwork and counteracts splitting.

The drill wing, which is self-drilling and can be used outdoor is used for fitting timber battens, wood fibreboard and minerit board to beams and steel joists. The wings remove material to a larger diameter than threads and prevent the threads engaging in the material, which means there is no need for pre-drilling before fitting.

For fixing in ceilings, walls and floors - indoors and in dry environments. The drop-in anchor will expand correctly if the ESA-WZ striking tool is used. For the relevant ESA-WZ striking tool see below.

Drywall anchors are used for indoor fixing in plasterboard and pre-assembled walls made from plaster bonded to polyurethane. The drywall anchor, which has a drill point, is self-drilling. This means that the fixing can be screwed direct to the wall without a pre-drilled hole.

Drywall anchors are used indoors for installing lamps and shelves, for example. The fixing is generally fixed to plaster walls, but it is also suitable for use in many other types of materials where there is no underlying reinforcement. Pre-drill before fitting.

Drywall screw Combi is used indoors for fixing to timber battens and steel joists with a maximum thickness of 0.7 mm. The duplex head prevents the paper on the plasterboard tearing on fitting.

A drywall screw with steel drill point used for fitting of exterior plasterboard to steel joists up to 2.0 mm thick. The head is suited to the requirements of fitting exterior plasterboard.

The drywall screw for steel is used indoors for fixing plasterboard to steel joists with a maximum thickness of 1.0 mm. The duplex head prevents the paper on the plasterboard tearing on fitting.

Drywall screws for steel are used indoors for fixing to steel joists with a maximum thickness of 1,0 mm. A phosphated screw is extra sharp and so cuts into the base material quickly and effectively. The duplex head prevents the paper on the plasterboard tearing on fitting.

The special drywall screw for steel is used indoors for fixing single
plasterboard to steel joists, max. 0.7 mm, with an intermediate wood board.

Drywall screws for timber are used indoors for fixing plasterboard to timber battens. The duplex head prevents the paper on the plasterboard tearing on fitting.

The drywall screw with drill point is used indoors for fixing plasterboard to steel joists from 0.7 mm up to 3.0 mm. The duplex head prevents the paper on the plasterboardtearing on fitting.

The drywall screw with drill point is used indoors for fixing plasterboard to steel joists from 0.7 mm up to 3.0 mm. The duplex head prevents the paper on the plasterboard tearing on fitting.

An express nail used indoors for assembly of wood and steel joists to concrete, stone or other solid building materials. 

This false ceiling screw is for mounting (only to plaster) the wall mouldings that the false ceiling's supports rest on, but it can also penetrate any steel joists that are behind them.

Farmer screw with drill point is used to fix profiled sheet to timber for roof and wall installation. Fit the screw in the concave part of the profiled sheet. Drilling capacity is 2 X 1 mm.

Aluminium farmer screw is used to fix profiled aluminium sheet to timber during roof and wall installation. Fit the screw in the concave part of the profiled sheet. Drilling capacity is 2 X 1 mm.

The farmer screw for lightweight beams is used for fitting sheeting to lightweight beams. Drilling capacity is 1-3 mm.

Farmer screw overlap is used for joining longitudinal seams of wall and roof sheeting. Drilling capacity is 2 X 1 mm.

The floor/skirting screw is used indoors for fixing skirting or when laying solid wood flooring, such as pine, oak and beech. The small screw head means that countersinking in the base material is improved, and the screw's design helps prevent wooden floors creaking. Assemble in wood or steel maximum 0,6 mm.

This floor/skirting screw is used outdoors when laying solid wood flooring. The small screw head means that countersinking in the base material is improved, and the screw's design helps prevent wooden floors creaking. The corrosion resistance of the steel is compairable with traditional stainless 304/A2 steel.

The floor/skirting screw is used indoors to lay solid wood flooring
and fix skirting boards. The drill point prevents splitting, when used on thin mouldings or when fixing near the edge. The screw can be used in timber as well as steel joists or reinforcement beams with a maximum thickness of 2.25 mm.

Used indoors when fitting window and door frames with Ø14 mm pre-drilled holes. The finished assembly is adjustable. If it needs to be dismantled, the frame and wall remain intact. The fixing is fitted with a combi tool and adjusted with a T-spanner.

This special frame screw is used for indoor installation of interior door frames with pre-drilled holes - Ø14 mm from one side and Ø6 mm from the other. The thread-like portion under the head grips the woodwork, allowing the frame to be adjusted both inwards and outwards.

Fitted from the rear of the frame. Use a 5.8 x 65 mm screw when fixing to wood, concrete, brick or steel. 

The general purpose plug is used for fixing and anchoring all types of sheet or board material. It is suitable both for single and double boards as it has double folding zones. Pre-drill a Ø10 mm hole, insert the fastener and tighten. In corrosive environment the screw can be replaced by stainless screw.

The gerber bracket is used for joining purlins at the torque zero points.

A nail with a countersunk head and grooved shank for use indoors for fitting moulding or fixing hardwood and semihardwood boards to a timber base. Particularly suited for use where the head should be countersunk, where nailing is to be concealed, for example.

This nail with its countersunk head and grooved shank is used indoors for fastening painted woodwork items to timber, when fitting mouldings and other types of fine joinery, for instance.

Nail with a conical head and grooved shank that can withstand rain. For use in fastening timber items together. Particularly suited for use where the head should be countersunk, where nailing is to be concealed, for example.

This nail with its countersunk head and grooved shank is used indoors for fastening painted woodwork items to timber, on mouldings and other types of fine joinery, for instance.

Hammer cartridges can be quickly and easily fitted to pre-drilled holes in concrete and stone - including in wet drilled holes. Suitable for use when only a limited number of fixings are needed. The cartridge is made of glass and is crushed as the final step in securing the fixing. Where higher loadings are required, two are fitted in line for all types of reinforcement rods and threaded rods.

Drywall screw Combi for hard plasterboard is used indoors for fixing hard plasterboard to timber and steel joists with a maximum thickness of 1 mm. The screw's design with counter-threads removes enough plaster for the head to become properly countersunk in the board.

For use in hollow brick, hollow masonry and other porous masonry materials. The nylon threads are held firmly by irregularities in the drill hole, and this holds the plug permanently in place when fitting.

The hollow wall anchor is used indoors for fixing to plasterboard, fibreboard and chipboard. It is fitted in a pre-drilled hole. Use the mounting tool for secure fixing.

Hoop cramps withstand rain and are used to secure netting to materials such as timber or lightweight concrete.

Nail with a conical head and grooved shank for use indoors and in
dry environments to fasten hardwood and semi-hardwood boards and wood fibreboard, as well as mouldings and architraves, to a timber base.

Jagged nail with flat countersunk head and jagged shank for indoor use and in dry environments for fixing plasterboard and porous wood fibreboard to a timber base.

The joist hanger is used along with anchor nails or anchor screws as a fastening in carcass plates and corners for flush-mounted timber load distribution beams.

The joist hanger is used along with anchor nails or anchor screws as a fastening in carcass plates and corners for flush-mounted timber load distribution beams.

The joist hanger is used to join glulam beams.

The joist hanger is used to join glulam beams.

This screw is specially developed for mounting ceiling and wall boards made of laminate. The screw have Hi-Lo thread and cutpoint and can therfore be used in timber and steel joists up to 1.0 mm in thickness. 

Used in dry environment for fixing to lightweight concrete and Leca. Pre-drill the material to be fixed with the same Ø as the cage. Do not pre-drill in the lightweight concrete. Pre-drill Leca with 2 mm less then the Ø of the cage. Then the pin is knocked into the sleeve and fitting is complete.

Used for example when fitting kitchen units. The lightweight concrete plug is screwed into the pre-drilled hole with the fitting tool. As the screw is inserted, the plug expands, giving a safe and stable fixing.

The lightweight concrete plug MEA® is an extra strong nylon plug
for heavy-duty installation to porous materials, such as when fitting kitchen units. Its triangular shape prevents it turning and ensures a safe fit. Pre-drill the base material and knock in the plug.

Used indoors for fitting kitchen units and wooden battens to porous masonry materials without pre-drilling. However when fixing to Leca, pre-drilling of a hole 1 mm less than the relevant plug diameter is required. Pre-drill the material that is to be fixed, knock in the plug with a hammer, turn no more than six turns, and the plug will expand, like a knot.

A masonry nail with a flat head and round shank, which is used
indoors on hard materials, such as concrete, brick and plaster, etc.

The metal nail plug, is for use indoors. The fixing is suitable for fixing metal studding to concrete floors and roofs and so on. 

Metalwork nail with low oval head and ring shank that can withstand rain. For use in sheet metal work involving copper, etc.

Metalwork nail with slightly oval head and ring shank that can
withstand rain. For use in sheet metal work, etc.

The moulding nail with its rectangular shank is used indoors for fixing pre-painted mouldings and architraves, etc., to lightweight concrete and other porous masonry materials. Suitable for concealed nailing.

The moulding screw is used indoors for fixing moulding and skirting to underlying wood material. The small screw head has nibs on its underside for easy countersinking and a cutpoint to counteract splitting of the woodwork. The screw can also be fixed to a steel base with a maximum thickness of 0.6 mm.

The multi-ply hanger is used for joining cross-bracing of various
types, for example purlins to a beam beneath with a slight gradient.

A nail with flat head and grooved shank for use indoors and in dry environments for nailing timber structures, such as temporary
building structures and formwork.

A nail with duplex head and grooved shank for use indoors and in dry environments for nailing timber structures. Suitable for use
on formwork and temporary structures, e.g., reinforcement timbers during construction work.

This nail with its flat head and grooved shank is used indoors and in dry environments for nailing timber structures, and for fitting mouldings and other types of fine joinery.

A nail with a flat head and grooved shank that can withstand rain and is used for nailing timber structures, in the construction of fences or timber cladding, for instance.

Nail with low oval head and grooved shank for use indoors to fix pre-painted fine joinery to timber, such as when fixing  mouldings.

Nail with slightly oval head and round shank for use indoors for
various hobbies and joinery work. Has a number of uses including
the manufacture of blinds.

The nail plate is used as a joining plate in timber structures of various types, especially in the fixing of roof trusses.

Fixing for use indoors that can be fitted quickly and easily to concrete and solid brick. The nail plug with recessed collar is used for mounting battens, plinths and kitchen units. The nail plug with flat and large collar is used for a number of purposes, including fixing thin items, such as bracing straps or wall mouldings when installing suspended ceilings.

Nail with a flat head and grooved shank that withstands rain and aggressive environments. Due to its good resistance to corrosion it has a number of uses, including for cladding, fencing or jetties, in impregnated wood and precious woods such as oak, larch and cedar.

Non-leak nail with washer, ring shank and bell head, which
can withstand rain. Used in the installation of cladding and aluminium roofing sheet.

Non-leak nail with washer, ring shank and bell head. Can withstand rain and aggressive environments. The nail has a number of uses including fitting stainless steel corrugated   roofing sheeting to a timber base.

Non-leak nail with washer, ring shank and bell head, which can withstand rain. Has a number of uses, including the installation of constructional and roofing sheeting to a timber base.

This countersunk Nordic wood screw has the right dimensions for dealing with light and heavy structures outdoors. The TDG surface treatment consists of a thick zink layer (50 mµ) which results in a robust screw with a long life that can handle all weather conditions. The screw has a cutpoint which drives the screw effectively into the woodwork and prevents splitting.

This Nordic wood screw with hexagonal head is a good substitute for French wood screws. It is used in heavy and load-bearing structures - e.g., stairways, glulam structures and patio awnings. The TDG surface treatment results in a robust screw with a thick zink layer (50 mm) and a long life that can handle all weather conditions.

Nylon plugs are used outdoors for fixing to hard and porous
masonry materials. The plug has a surface that prevents rotation and retards expansion to prevent it expanding too soon.

Used for fixing exterior plasterboard to timber battens and steel joists of 0.9 mm maximum thickness. The head is suited to the requirements of fitting exterior plasterboard.

Panel pin with oval head and jagged shank for use indoors to fix wood paneling to a timber base.

The perfo-sleeve is used during injection of anchor compound into hollow bricks and hollow masonry. When the anchor compound is injected it is pressed out through the holes in the mesh to fill the cavity in the masonry material. Follow the fitting instructions for the relevant anchor compound and fixing.

These plastic plugs which are used in concrete and brick, have two expanding characteristics. The plug does not expand below the collar, thus preventing cracking to rendered surfaces. The plug has four wings that prevent the plug rotating in the base material.

The pole anchor is used for anchoring fence posts in the ground.

The purlin anchor is used for joining cross-bracing of
various kinds, such as roof trusses with beams, or a short span to the main beam.

The ridge lath connector is used for roof tiles assembly.

Ring shank nail with slightly oval head and ring shank that can withstand rain. Used in sheet metal work and installation of cladding and bargeboards, etc.

Ring shank nail with slightly oval head and ring shank that can
withstand rain. For use in sheet metal work involving copper, etc.

This ring shank nail with its low oval head and ring shank is used to fix timber components to wood, where high pull-out strength is required. Stainless A2 can withstand all weather conditions while Stainless A4 can also deal with aggressive environments. The unlacquered version is used for laying roofing tiles.

This ring shank nail in stainless steel with its ring shank can
withstand rain and aggressive environments. Used where high
pull-out strength is required. A common use is in the construction of jetties, thanks to the nail's corrosion resistance. When laying a brick facade the joins are anchored to an existing cross-wall up to 6 m.

An aluminium ring shank nail with small bell head and ring
shank that can withstand rain. Used for fixing cladding and aluminium roof sheeting,
as well as bedding blocks to a timber base.

This roofing tile hook can withstand rain and is used when laying roof tiles.

Skirting nails are used indoors to nail mouldings to hard materials, such as concrete or brickwork. The nail is available in two colours, white lacquered for white mouldings and electro-galvanised yellow for natural mouldings. The small nail head of Ø 6.2 mm ensures that fixing is discreet.

The magnetic socket and bit holder saves time where you need to change bits frequently. Both them are fitted directly into the end of the screwdriver. Another advantage of the magnetic socket is that it holds the screw in position as you fit it.

Nail with a countersunk head and grooved shank that can withstand rain and aggressive environments. Used for fixing cladding and roof coverings, fitting mouldings and door architraves, as well as for fencing using impregnated timber.   The nail is also suitable for use on sauna facings on account     of its corrosion resistance.

This staple is for use indoors and in dry environments. Ideally suited for stapling plastic film, concealment cardboard and for name tags, etc.

This staple is for use indoors and in dry environments, to fasten
various items, including ceilings and wood fibreboard to a timber base.

This staple is for use indoors and in dry environments, to fasten
various items, including ceilings and wood fibreboard to a timber base. Also used for packaging and in various types of joinery.

A staple that can withstand rain and is used in erecting fences and fixing wires in timber posts, etc. The hardened version in particular is useful for fixing to oak posts.

A staple that can withstand rain, used in erecting fences and fixing wire to timber posts, etc.

 

Strong staples for use indoors and in dry environments, including the fitting of sheet material and board, and assembling boxes and pallets, as well as on general packaging.

This staple is for use indoors and in dry environments for fastening netting, for example. Used primarily in the insulation of ventilation ducts.

Steel profile screws which is designed for joining reinforcement beams. 

This tool is used to fix drop-in anchors of ESA and ESA R type. Using the ESA-WZ striking tool, the transverse-expanding fixing expands correctly. For drop-in anchors, see above.

Stud screw used for chemical anchoring in hard and porous masonry work. Follow the fitting instructions for the relevant anchor compound as well as in the table below.

This studding screw that can withstand rain is designed for the new type of impregnated timber. Impreg® prevents discolouration of the woodwork around the screw head. The screw has a TX recess to ensure good grip and a cutpoint, which effectively drives the screw down into the woodwork and counteracts splitting.

The T-anchor plate is used for joining wooden beams, roof trusses and main bars to steel beams.

Tapping screws are used indoors to fix sheet metal to metal -e.g., when joining ventilation ductwork.

Self-drilling tapping screw for use indoors for fixing sheet metal to sheet metal. The screw, which has a drill point, is self-drilling and can handle steel joists up to 3.5 mm in thickness.

The tapping screw with drill point is used indoors to fix sheet
metal to metal -e.g., when fitting ventilation ducts. The screw,
which has a drill point, is self-drilling and can handle steel joists up to 2.25 mm in thickness.

Used outdoors for through-fixing in massive stone material like concrete. The thrubolt is provided with nut and washer. The collar at the bottom expands and wedges in the base material.

Used outdoor for through-fixing in massive stone material like concrete. The thrubolt is provided with nut and washer. The collar at the bottom expands and wedges in the base material.

The tie strap is used for joint connections and cross bridging in timber structures.

The top batten bracket is used for joining roof trusses and beams to their supporting timber structures.

The truss anchor are used for fixing roofing trusses to the main beam. Two truss anchors are needed at each end.

For use outdoors for anchoring to hard and porous materials. Can withstand -40ºC of cold and 100ºC of heat. Quattro® technology ensures four-way expansion, which increases the pull-out value irrespective of the chosen material. Pre-drill a hole, blow out the dust, insert the plug, and finally screw in the screw.

The universal screw stainless steel 410 hardened is ideally suited for fixing guttering, fittings, brackets and other outdoor items. The screw has a cutpoint which drives the screw effectively into the wood and prevents splitting. The corrosion resistance of the steel is compairable with traditional stainless 304/A2 steel.

Upholstery tack with a flat head and square shank for use indoors on furniture upholstery and for various hobbies.

This wafer head screw is used indoors to connect steel joists or to fit sheet materials, cabinets or kitchen units to timber or steel battens max 1.0 mm.

The wafer head screw for plasterboard is used for fixing lighter fittings such as picture hooks and towel rails directly into plaster, without a batten base. When fixing use a screwdriver, not a power screwdriver, due to the risk of over torque.

Used to fix external plasterboard to wooden battens or steel joists up to 1.0 mm in thickness.

Wafer head screws stainless A2, which can handle all weather conditions, are used for fixing sheet materials or timber battens, as well as ridge tiles.

This wafer head screw with drill point is used indoors for connecting steel joists. The longer screws are used to fix various types of material to steel joists of a maximum of 3,0 mm thickness.

Used to fit, e.g., exterior plasterboard to steel joists 0.7-3.0 mm in thickness.

The window ledge screw can deal with aggressive environments. The screw's square fixing centres the screw during fitting and protects the window ledge from damage by the screwdriver. The underside of the head is tapered to ensure a good seal with the sheet or plate. The cutpoint prevents splitting of the frame timber.

Used indoors for through-fixing in massive stone material like concrete. The thrubolt is provided with nut and washer. The collar at the bottom expands and wedges in the base material.

This angle bracket is used for mounting intersecting timber beams.

This angle bracket is designed for timber of smaller dimensions, such as when constructing fences.

This angle bracket is used for mounting intersecting timber beams.

This angle bracket is used for mounting intersecting timber beams, purlins, and connecting timber beams to supporting uprights, as well as for fixing timber items to concrete, lightweight concrete or masonry.

The angle bracket is used for fixing timber structures to concrete, lightweight concrete or masonry, as well as for joining timber cross-bracing.

This angle bracket is used for mounting intersecting timber beams, purlins, and connecting timber beams to supporting uprights, as well as for fixing timber items to concrete, lightweight concrete or masonry.

This angle bracket is used for mounting intersecting timber beams and for joining posts to timber beams.

This angle bracket is designed for larger timber dimensions, for example when joining large intersecting timber items.

This angle bracket is used for joining intersecting timber beams and for fixing timber structures to concrete, lightweight concrete or masonry.

This angle bracket is used in timber structures for joining cross-bracing and load distribution beams.

The concrete angle bracket is used to fix timber items to concrete, lightweight concrete or masonry.

The knight bracket is suited for use on larger timber items, in particular for roof structures with a steep gradient.

Fasten screw without pre-drilling directly into the porous stone material. Use a low rpm drilling machine but avoid tightening the screw too hard. If this happens the thread looses it grip from the bedding and a new fitting should be done. Minimum anchorage is 60 mm.

Powerful angled bradder for 1,8 mm round brads 34 degree angle. The tool is for professional use and is designed with practical details as from opening for removal of jammed brads. Apllication is light framing, inside paneling and finishing.

The drywall screw for plasterboard is used indoors for mounting double plasterboards on ceilings and walls. The first layer of plaster is installed in the conventional manner. Then a second layer of plaster is bonded on top and fixed in place with the drywall screw for plasterboard.

Plastic caps are used to cover screw heads to

obtain a nicer finish.

For PH2 type screws.

For indoor use.

Wood Screw Countersunk Impreg^®+ is for outdoor use. The screw has a serrated thread wich will reduce the resistans when mounting. It has a cut point wich prevents cracking. Screws in diameter 5 & 6mm  and is 80mm or longer has a additional milling thread to further reduce the resistans  

Hard plasterboard screw wood/partial board is specially designed to attach the hard plaster with partial board. The screw has wood thread and slightly larger diameter in order to withstand the recovery of high density boards. The screw has counter thread that removes the plaster so that the head will get a real countersink.

Wood screw panhead Impreg^®+ is for outdoor use. The screws have TX-drive and cutpoint which drives the screw effectively into the woodwork and prevents splitting. The screw have saw thread that reduces torque and is knurled under the head to get the best grip to the bedding.

Anchor screw Impreg®+ is designed for use on the new type of impregnated wood used to fit structural connectors. The screw has a TX-recess to ensure good grip on assembly.

The screw is type-approved for strength to 4337/91. The Impreg®+ surface treatment is specially formulated for impregnated wood. Type-approved in corrosion category C4.

The decking screw Impreg®+ is designed for the new type of impregnated timber. The screw has a TX recess to ensure good grip and a cutpoint, which effectively drives the screw down into the woodwork and counteracts splitting.

A square washer that can be used outdoors it is used for heavy-duty assemblies, such as joining house frames. In extra large sizes they increase the contact surface and reduce the risk of damage to the base material.

Decking screw ZNNI+ has a cutting tip wich drives the screw effectively into the wood and prevents cracking.

The screw is coated for outdoor use and the layer is resistant for impact and self healing wich makes it very resistant against corrosion.

For mounting gutter hooks. The screw has TX- grip for best grip and cutting tip to minimze risk of cracking.

Metalwork nail with low oval head and ring shank that can withstand rain. For use in sheet metal work involving aluminium, etc.