Galvanised Steel Round Head Nails Timber Decking Fence Wire Wood 40-200mm
Built to Last: Reliable, Rust-Resistant Fixing for All Outdoor Timber Projects
This listing covers all 9 sizes, from 2.0 x 40mm to 6.0 x 200mm, in packs of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 or 1000, so you can order the quantity the job needs.
Corrosion-resistant zinc coating
Corrosion resistant, galvanised zinc-plated steel guards fences, decking, sheds and outdoor joinery against rust; minimum 5 microns on CE marked sizes.
Nine sizes in one all-purpose range
From 2.0 x 40mm (1 1/2in) to heavy-duty 6.0 x 200mm (8in), in packs of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 or 1000 nails.
CE-marked structural option
Five largest sizes (4.2 x 100mm to 6.0 x 200mm) CE marked to EN 14592 for structural connections of load-bearing timber.
Flat, round head design
Flat round head resists pull-through, holding fence panels, decking boards and roofing felt firmly against the timber.
Diamond point and smooth shank
Sharp diamond point and smooth shank for fast, easy hammer driving with a reduced risk of splitting the wood.
Technical Specification
Our galvanised, zinc-plated steel round head nails (round wire nails for wood) are manufactured from steel and finished with a protective zinc plating, giving a durable barrier against rust so that fences, decking, sheds and outdoor joinery keep their strength and appearance for years. On the five largest, structural-rated sizes (4.2mm diameter and above) the manufacturer's own CE declaration confirms a minimum zinc coating thickness of 5 microns, so the corrosion protection is a genuine, verified spec. The ideal fastener for professional tradespeople and DIY enthusiasts alike.
The nails are supplied across nine diameter/length combinations, from a fine 2.0 x 40mm (1 1/2in) fixing nail right up to a heavy-duty 6.0 x 200mm (8in) structural nail, so there is a size for everything from delicate feather-edge boarding to full timber framing. A smooth shank and sharp diamond point make for fast, easy driving with minimal splitting, while the classic flat, round head is designed to resist pull-through and hold sheet materials firmly in place. Whether you are building a new garden fence, laying a deck or constructing a shed, this range delivers the corrosion resistance and holding power outdoor timber work demands.
- Corrosion-resistant zinc coating: a protective zinc layer guards against rust and decay in damp, harsh outdoor environments, keeping fixings sound.
- Verified coating thickness on structural sizes: the manufacturer's CE declaration confirms a minimum zinc coating thickness of 5 microns on the 4.2mm-and-above sizes, not just a stated finish.
- Heavy-duty performance: manufactured from steel for reliable, consistent holding power across general construction, joinery and fencing work; the CE marked sizes have a declared minimum tensile strength of 450 N/mm2.
- Flat, round head design: resists pull-through and keeps fence panels, decking boards and roofing felt held firmly and securely against the timber.
- Nine sizes in one all-purpose range: from 2.0 x 40mm (1 1/2in) up to 6.0 x 200mm (8in), covering fencing, decking, shed building, roofing and structural timber framing from a single product line, in packs of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 or 1000.
- Diamond point and smooth shank: engineered for fast, low-effort driving into timber with a reduced risk of splitting the wood.
- CE-marked structural option: the five largest sizes (4.2 x 100mm to 6.0 x 200mm) are CE marked to EN 14592:2008+A1:2012 with third-party notified-body (System 3) oversight, for use in structural connections of load-bearing wooden elements.
- Imperial equivalents throughout: every metric diameter and length is quoted alongside its inch equivalent, making it easy to match against existing timber, drawings or older fixings.
| Nominal Diameter | Length | Structural Use (EN 14592, CE Marked) |
| 2.0mm (~0.08in) | 40mm (1 1/2in) | General purpose |
| 2.4mm (~0.09in) | 60mm (2 3/8in) | General purpose |
| 3.0mm (~0.12in) | 80mm (3 1/8in) | General purpose |
| 3.4mm (~0.13in) | 90mm (3 1/2in) | General purpose |
| 4.2mm (~0.17in) | 100mm (4in) | Yes |
| 4.6mm (~0.18in) | 125mm (5in) | Yes |
| 5.0mm (~0.20in) | 150mm (6in) | Yes |
| 6.0mm (~0.24in) | 175mm (7in) | Yes |
| 6.0mm (~0.24in) | 200mm (8in) | Yes |
Structural Certification (4.2mm Diameter and Above)
The five largest sizes in this range (4.2 x 100mm, 4.6 x 125mm, 5.0 x 150mm, 6.0 x 175mm and 6.0 x 200mm) are manufactured to a declared minimum tensile strength of 450 N/mm2 and carry CE marking under the harmonised structural timber fastener standard EN 14592:2008+A1:2012, with third-party notified-body oversight (System 3 assessment) for use in structural connections of load-bearing wooden elements. For each of these diameters the declaration states characteristic values for yield moment, withdrawal, head pull-through and tensile capacity, with reaction to fire class A1. The four smaller sizes (2.0 x 40mm to 3.4 x 90mm) are for general fixing and joinery, so use the size table above to match the right nail to the job.
Typical Applications
This is a genuinely all-round timber range for a wide variety of indoor and outdoor tasks, and the nine sizes are spread so that builders, fencers, carpenters and DIYers alike can find the right nail without moving to a different product line:
- Fencing and gates: securing fence posts and rails, feather-edge and overlap boarding, gravel boards and gate battens.
- Decking and outdoor flooring: fixing deck boards and joists where a flat, round head is wanted to sit flush against the board face.
- Shed and outbuilding construction: covers cladding, framing and roofing felt battens, with roofing felt in particular benefiting from the round head's resistance to pull-through in windy conditions.
- Structural timber framing: the CE-marked 4.2mm-and-above sizes are suited to load-bearing connections in timber frames, stud walls and heavier outdoor structures, where the EN 14592 certification and declared tensile strength matter.
- General landscaping and garden joinery: raised beds, garden furniture, pergolas, trellis and general outdoor repair work, where corrosion resistance matters.
- Trade and DIY repair work: replacing rusted bright nails in existing outdoor timber, or general maintenance where a reliable, weather-resistant fixing is needed on hand for a range of jobs.
Zinc-Plated Finish for Exterior Timber Work
These zinc-plated nails are specifically designed for exterior use, giving the weather protection outdoor timber work needs to stand the test of time. The zinc-plated finish is well suited to general outdoor fencing, decking and shed timber.
Fitting & Installation Guidance
- The sharp diamond point and smooth shank are designed to drive straight into timber with a hammer, with no pre-drilling needed for the general-purpose sizes.
- Drive the flat, round head flush with the timber surface so it seats fully against boarding, fencing or roofing felt without crushing the surrounding wood fibres.
- Match the nail length to the timber thickness being fixed, allowing sufficient penetration into the receiving timber for a secure, long-term hold.
Choose the professional standard for all your outdoor timber work.
Common Questions
- Which length do I need? Nine lengths run from 40mm nails for wood (1 1/2in) up to 200mm (8in) long nails for wood, including 100mm nails (4 inch nails) and 150mm 6 inch nails for wood. Match the nail length to the timber thickness being fixed, allowing enough penetration into the receiving timber for a secure, long-term hold.
- Can I use them outdoors? Yes. The protective zinc plating gives a durable barrier against rust for fences, decking, sheds and outdoor joinery.
- What pack sizes are available? Every size comes in packs of 10, 20, 50, 100, 200 or 1000 nails.