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Bright Round Lost Head Nails

£73.00 inc VAT (£60.83 ex VAT)

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Timco SKU: BLH40 Barcode: 5055331854353

Description

Bright round lost head nails have a small head that punches below the surface, so the fixing disappears once it's filled. They're the nail for skirting, architrave, mouldings and general second-fix joinery where you don't want the head on show. Bright carbon steel in 40mm to 65mm, sold loose by weight.

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Key Features & Benefits

  • Small round lost head. Punches below the surface for a concealed, fillable fixing.
  • Plain shank. Drives cleanly into softwood for joinery and second-fix.
  • Bright carbon steel. For clean, dry interior work; corrosion rating 1.
  • Sizes 40 to 65mm. Covers skirting, architrave and general second-fix.
  • Neat, concealed finish. The head disappears once punched and filled.

Usage / Application

Bright round lost head nails have a small head that punches below the surface, so the fixing disappears once it is filled. They are the nail for interior joinery and trim where the head must not show.

  • Skirting, architrave and mouldings.
  • Second-fix joinery.
  • Concealed fixings before filling.
  • Interior trim and mouldings.

Specification

  • Brand: TIMCO
  • Material: Carbon steel
  • Finish: Bright
  • Head: Round lost head
  • Shank: Plain
  • Shank diameter: 2.36mm to 3.35mm
  • Sizes: 40, 50 and 65mm
  • Corrosion rating: 1 (clean, dry, low humidity)
  • Pack: Loose by weight

FAQs

What are lost head nails?

Nails with a small round head that can be punched below the timber surface, so the fixing is concealed and can be filled over for a clean finish.

How do you use lost head nails?

Drive the nail almost home, then set the small head just below the surface with a nail punch and fill over it.

What is the difference between lost head and oval nails?

Both conceal the fixing. Lost head nails have a round shank and small round head; oval nails have an oval shank that splits timber less. Ovals suit trim, round lost head suits general joinery.