Panel Pins Bright | Beading, Trim & Panels
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Panel Pin - Bright

£82.34 inc VAT (£68.61 ex VAT)

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Timco SKU: BPP20 Barcode: 5055893373521

Description

Panel pins are thin, small-headed nails for fixing lightweight panels, beading, trim and mouldings without splitting the work. The small head sits close to the surface and can be punched below and filled for a discreet finish. Bright carbon steel in 20mm to 50mm, sold loose by weight, for clean, dry interior joinery.

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Key Features & Benefits

  • Slim, small head. Fixes thin panels, beading and trim without splitting or showing.
  • Bright carbon steel. For clean, dry interior joinery.
  • Sizes 20 to 50mm. Covers beading, trim and light panel work.
  • Punches below neatly. Set the small head below the surface and fill for an invisible fixing.
  • Sold loose by weight. Buy the size and quantity you need.

Usage / Application

Panel pins are thin, small-headed nails for fixing lightweight panels, beading and trim without splitting the work or leaving the head on show.

  • Fixing beading and glazing bead.
  • Thin panels and plywood.
  • Trim and mouldings.
  • Light frame and cabinet work.

Specification

  • Brand: TIMCO
  • Material: Carbon steel
  • Finish: Bright
  • Head: Small
  • Diameter: 1.60mm to 2.00mm
  • Sizes: 20, 25, 30, 40 and 50mm
  • Substrates: Interior timber, panels and trim
  • Pack: Loose by weight

FAQs

What are panel pins?

Thin, small-headed nails for fixing lightweight panels, beading, trim and mouldings without splitting the work. The small head sits close to the surface and can be punched below and filled.

What are panel pins used for?

Fixing beading, thin panels, trim and light timber in joinery and cabinet work, where you need a discreet fixing that will not split the material.

Do panel pins need pilot holes?

Not in softwood, but in hardwood or near an edge a fine pilot hole stops the pin bending and the timber splitting.

How do you stop panel pins bending?

Hold the pin with pliers or push it through a scrap of card to start it, then tap gently. A sharp, controlled tap beats a heavy blow.