Jagged Plasterboard Nails | BS EN 14566
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Jagged Plasterboard - Galv

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Description

Jagged plasterboard nails are the barbed-shank nail for fixing plasterboard to timber studs and joists. The jagged shank bites in so boards stay tight without popping, and the flat head sits flush ready for filling. Galvanised carbon steel in 30mm and 40mm, manufactured to BS EN 14566 with Fire Classification A1, sold loose by weight.

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Key Features & Benefits

  • Jagged (barbed) shank. Barbs along the shank bite into the timber so boards stay tight with no nail pops.
  • Flat head. Sits flush into the plasterboard ready for filling.
  • Galvanised carbon steel. Corrosion rating 2, and Fire Classification A1 (non-combustible).
  • Sizes 30 and 40mm. For fixing standard plasterboard to timber studs and joists.
  • Manufactured to BS EN 14566. The standard for plasterboard fasteners.

Usage / Application

Jagged plasterboard nails are the barbed-shank nail for fixing plasterboard to timber. The jagged shank grips hard so the board stays tight, and the flat head sits flush for filling.

  • Fixing plasterboard to timber studs and joists.
  • Dry lining and ceilings.
  • Board to softwood framing.
  • Quick board fixing where speed matters.

Specification

  • Brand: TIMCO
  • Material: Carbon steel
  • Finish: Galvanised
  • Head: Flat
  • Shank: Jagged (barbed)
  • Shank diameter: 2.65mm
  • Sizes: 30 x 2.65 and 40 x 2.65mm
  • Substrates: Plasterboard to timber
  • Corrosion rating: 2 (occasionally damp, rural and sheltered)
  • Fire classification: A1 (non-combustible)
  • Standard: BS EN 14566:2008
  • Pack: Loose by weight

FAQs

What are jagged plasterboard nails used for?

Fixing plasterboard to timber studs and joists. The barbed shank grips the timber so boards do not pop loose over time.

What size plasterboard nail do I need?

Use 30mm for a single 9.5mm board and 40mm for 12.5mm board or double-boarding, so the nail bites well into the timber behind.

Are these to a British Standard?

Yes. They are manufactured to BS EN 14566, the standard for plasterboard fasteners, and carry Fire Classification A1 (non-combustible).

Should I use nails or screws for plasterboard?

Screws hold better and are standard for most dry lining today. Jagged plasterboard nails are quick and traditional for fixing board to timber, and still work well on ceilings and where speed matters.