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| Model | Item | Price (inc. GST) | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4NFA9 | AD8XEC | A$ 41.61 |
| Model | Item | Price (inc. GST) | |
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| 4NFC1 | AD8XED | A$ 41.61 |
| Model | Item | Price (inc. GST) | |
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| 4NFC2 | AD8XEE | A$ 41.61 |
Flat head spikes, also known as cut nails, are ideal for general concrete anchoring and roofing applications, as well as fastening insulations and single-ply membranes to structural concrete roof decks. They are often preferred over common nails because their rectangular shape allows them to resist pulling out of the wood, making them more secure.
They are installed using a hammer and should be driven into the wood at an angle to help prevent splitting.
They offer strong holding power, resistance to pulling out of the wood and the ability to be used in a variety of applications.
Flat head spikes should be inspected regularly for signs of corrosion or damage. If necessary, they should be replaced, ensuring that the connection remains secure.
They are generally safe to use when installed correctly. However, care should be taken to avoid hitting your fingers with the hammer.
Flat head spikes have a smooth shank, allowing users to drive them easily through the surface.
Flat head spikes should be stored in a dry, cool place to prevent rust or corrosion.
The size of the flat head spike you need will depend on the size of the wood you are connecting.