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Upholstery nails are designed for securing fabrics, leather, and trim to furniture frames, offering both high-strength fastening and classic decorative details.
Duplex nails feature a double-headed design, making them ideal for temporary structures like scaffolding and concrete formwork, as they can be easily pulled out without damaging the timber.
Floor nails are specifically engineered with serrated or spiral shanks to provide maximum holding power in hardwood and subfloors, preventing boards from squeaking or shifting over time.
Shooting nails are driven using powder-actuated or pneumatic tools, designed to securely penetrate tough surfaces such as concrete, masonry, and structural steel sheets.
Framing nails come in various lengths, typically collated for nail guns, featuring smooth or ring shanks to suit structural timber framing, decking, and heavy structural assemblies.
