Galvanised Roofing Clout Nails

Clout nails are short, thick nails featuring a large, flat head designed to prevent tearing when fastening soft or thin materials to timber. Primarily used for roofing felt, siding, panels, and fencing, they are commonly galvanised for corrosion resistance. Available in smooth, ring, or barbed shanks, they ensure strong holding power.

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Galvanised Roofing Clout Nails

 

Material: Q195 Carbon Steel

Surface Treatment: Polish, Electric Galvanised and Hot Dip Galvanised

Head diameter: 5-12mm

Shank diameter: 1.8-3mm

Length: 16-50mm

Point: Diamond point

Packaging method: customised

Delivery time: 25~35 days as per your quantity.

 

Frequently Asked Questions About Galvanised Roofing Clout Nails

 

Q1: What is a clout nail used for?

A: Clout nails are short, thick nails with large, flat heads that secure soft or thin sheet materials to wood without tearing them. You primarily use them to fasten roofing felt, felt shingles, insulation, plasterboard, and timber fencing panels. Their galvanised coating provides corrosion resistance for exterior applications.

Q2: What is the difference between clout nails and felt nails?

A: Felt nails feature a large head that makes them perfect for fixing roofing felt to the timber frame, while clout nails are shorter and have a smaller head, which you use to attach slate tiles to metal. These nails have a relatively short shank and a wide head, providing a secure attachment for roofing materials onto the frame.

Q3: Are clout nails waterproof?

A: The nail is made of steel, and a hot-dip galvanised surface finish gives it a C3 rating for outdoor use. Its wide head holds the felt in place and prevents the nail from penetrating the material. You often use roofing nails in combination with roof felt or wall felt to create a waterproof surface on the roof or wall.

Q4: How do clout nails work?

A: Clout nails feature a larger round head and a relatively shorter, thick appearance, making them commonly used across many industries for attaching sheet materials to other materials. Specifically, you often use them to fix roofing felt and timber fence panels.

Q5: Is it good for wood?

A: Yes, clout nails are suitable for light woodworking projects.