Galv Clout Nails 40 x 2.65mm 1kg

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Galv Clout Nails 40 x 2.65mm 1kg
- Product Type: Galvanised Clout NailLength: 40mmShank Diameter: 2.65mmPack Weight: 1kgQuantity Approx: 570Nails
These **Galvanised Clout Nails** measure 40mm in length with a 2.65mm diameter, making them the perfect longer option for professional roofing and general outdoor construction applications. The nails are coated with a galvanised zinc layer, providing essential medium-duty corrosion resistance and durability for use in exposed and semi-sheltered exterior environments. Featuring a large, flat head, these nails are designed to maximize the holding surface area, effectively preventing thin materials like roofing felt or shingles from pulling through. Ideal for ensuring a long-lasting, secure fix on your next project.
The 40mm length of this clout nail provides greater penetration into the timber substrate, making it particularly suited for securing thicker materials or where a deeper hold is required, such as heavier slate tiles or wooden fencing panels. They are a multi-purpose fixing that offers both reliability and compliance with construction service class standards.
Specifications
Length: 40mm
Shank Diameter: 2.65mm
Head Type: Large Flat Head (Round)
Finish: Galvanised (Corrosion Rating 2)
Material: Carbon Steel
Pack Weight: 1kg
Approx. Pieces Per 1kg: 570
Application: Roofing Felt, Shingles, Slate, Fencing
Key Features
- **Extended 40mm length** for deeper fixings and securing thicker materials
- Durable galvanised finish provides excellent rust and corrosion resistance for exterior use
- Large head ensures maximum clamping force and pull-through prevention on materials
- Conforms to Eurocode 5 and Service Class 2 standards for reliability
- Essential fixing for professional roofing, fencing, and general joinery projects
Available to collect from our Andover, Poole and Southampton (Dibles Wharf and Winchester Road) branches, with delivery across Hampshire and Dorset.
