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Cut Flooring Brad - Bright

£132.84 inc VAT (£110.70 ex VAT)

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Timco SKU: CFB50 Barcode: 5055331848857

Description

Cut flooring brads are the traditional nail for fixing softwood floorboards to joists. The L-shaped head sits flush along the board and punches below the surface, while the tapered cut shank holds the board down tight and quiet. Bright carbon steel in 50mm and 65mm, sold loose by weight, for period and reclaimed floor work.

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Key Features & Benefits

  • L-shaped head. Sits neatly along the board and punches below the surface for a flush floor.
  • Tapered cut shank. Grips the joist hard so boards stay down and quiet underfoot.
  • Bright carbon steel. For dry interior floors; corrosion rating 1.
  • Sizes 50 and 65mm. For standard softwood floorboard thicknesses.
  • Traditional floor fixing. The period-correct way to nail boards down.

Usage / Application

Cut flooring brads are the traditional nail for fixing softwood floorboards to joists. The L-head sits flush along the board and the tapered cut shank holds the board down tight.

  • Nailing softwood floorboards to joists.
  • Period and reclaimed floor work.
  • Fixing boards where a flush, punched head is wanted.
  • Face nailing of softwood floors.

Specification

  • Brand: TIMCO
  • Material: Carbon steel
  • Finish: Bright
  • Type: Cut flooring brad
  • Head: L-shaped
  • Sizes: 50 and 65mm
  • Corrosion rating: 1 (clean, dry, low humidity)
  • Pack: Loose by weight

FAQs

What are flooring brads used for?

Nailing softwood floorboards down to the joists. The L-head sits along the board and punches below for a flush, traditional finish.

How do you use cut flooring brads?

Drive them at a slight angle through the board into the joist, with the L-head running along the length of the board, then punch the head just below the surface.

What size flooring brad do I need for floorboards?

50mm suits most standard softwood boards, with 65mm for thicker boards, so the brad grips well into the joist below.