We stock a wide range of fixings and hardware for construction, DIY and trade use, including screws, nails, adhesives and fasteners.
Our range includes:
Adhesives
Garden hardware
Screws
Secure padlocks
Spray paints
Wall plugs and fasteners
Ceramic hooks and door knobs
See our stock of stylish house numbers and signs to add the perfect finishing touch to any property. Whether you're a tradesperson or a DIY enthusiast, find the hardware you need to get the job done right. If you can't find what you are looking for from our online shop, tell us what you need here and we'll source it for you.
Claber 1” threaded tap connector (8629)
Code 8629
To easily connect a coupling to a tap without using any tools.
PERFECTLY WATERTIGHT
COMPATIBLE WITH AUTOMATIC QUICK-CLICK COUPLINGS
Claber Jet Spray Nozzle
Code 8617
All-use nozzle. Compact and practical, it allows you to easily adjust the water jet without wasting a drop.
ADJUSTMENT CAP
2 DIFFERENT JETS
Claber MENDER 1/2” HOSE (8619) Code 8619 Broken hose? No problem, with the mender coupling. Simply cut the damaged hose in two, insert the coupling and screw it on. HOSE...
Claber SMOOTH TAP CONNECTOR code 8525 Allows for couplings to be connected to even the most common taps without screw threading with the utmost ease. PERFECTLY WATERTIGHT COMPATIBLE WITH AUTOMATIC QUICK-CLICK...
Claber Jet Spray Nozzle
Code 8617
All-use nozzle. Compact and practical, it allows you to easily adjust the water jet without wasting a drop.
ADJUSTMENT CAP
2 DIFFERENT JETS
Choosing the Right Fixing for the Job
Match the screw or nail to the material you are fixing into, a wood screw will strip in masonry, and a masonry wall plug is wasted in stud partition work. For anything load bearing or structural, use a fixing rated for the job rather than the cheapest option on the shelf.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between 1st fix and 2nd fix nails?
1st fix nails are used for structural framing work before plastering, such as stud walls and roofing. 2nd fix nails are finer and used for finishing work such as skirting, architrave and trim.
Do you supply fixings in trade pack quantities?
Yes, most of our screws, nails and adhesives are available in both retail and trade pack sizes.
Can you source a specific fixing that is not listed?
Yes, tell us what you need and we will do our best to source it.
What type of wall plug should I use in masonry?
A standard red or brown wall plug suits most masonry fixings, for heavier loads a frame fixing or resin anchor gives a stronger hold.
Are your nail gun nails compatible with Paslode and Senco tools?
Yes, we stock 1st and 2nd fix nail and gas packs compatible with major nail gun brands including Paslode and Senco, check the product listing for your specific tool model.
What is the difference between TX and PZ screw heads?
TX (Torx) heads use a star shaped drive for higher torque and less cam out, while PZ (Pozidriv) heads are a cross shaped drive common on general construction screws.
