Wall Plugs, Staples and Nails for Professional Fixing

Hammer Fixings – Fast Installation

Hammer fixings allow rapid installation in concrete and masonry for battens, profiles and light structures.

Wall Plugs – Secure Anchoring

Wall plugs provide reliable anchoring for screws in solid materials.

Nails – Timber and Construction

Nails are used for timber connections, fencing and general construction.

Staples – Wire and Mesh Fixing

Staples are ideal for securing wire, mesh and foil to wooden structures.

Applications

• Building and renovation projects
• Timber and garden constructions
• Fixing wire, mesh and foil
• Mounting battens, profiles and rails

FAQ – Frequently Asked Questions

1. When should I use hammer fixings?

For fast installation in hard substrates like concrete or masonry.

2. Are wall plugs suitable for outdoor use?

Yes, particularly galvanized or stainless steel versions.

3. What are staples mainly used for?

To attach wire, mesh or foil to wooden structures.

4. Which nails are best for timber?

Smooth or galvanized nails depending on wood type and load.

5. Can hammer fixings be reused?

No, they lose holding strength once removed.

6. How do I choose correct plug or nail length?

Length should be 2-3 times material thickness.

7. Are staples suitable for outdoors?

Yes, if galvanized or stainless steel.

8. How to prevent material damage?

Use correct size and pre-drill hard materials.

9. Difference between plug and hammer fixing?

Hammer fixing holds immediately; regular plug requires pre-drilling.

10. Can staples be used on stone or concrete?

Staples are mainly for wood; use hammer fixings for concrete.