Copper Clout Nails - 35 x 3.35mm - 1kg

Name: Copper Clout Nails - 35 x 3.35mm - 1kg
Brand: TIMCO
SKU: 3kov2bpzhb
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These TIMCO Copper Clout Nails are high-quality, corrosion-resistant fixings designed for external...

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Designed for professional roofers and DIY enthusiasts, these TIMCO Copper Clout Nails offer exceptional corrosion resistance for outdoor projects like installing roofing felt, slates, and shingles. Their primary benefit is long-term durability in harsh, moisture-heavy environments, though they carry a higher cost compared to standard galvanized steel fasteners and are best suited for specific timber-based applications.

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Colour	Copper
Model Part Number	COP335B
Brand	TIMCO

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FAQs

Are these nails suitable for coastal locations?

Yes, copper is highly resistant to salt-air corrosion, making it an excellent choice for coastal projects.

Can I use these for general indoor carpentry?

While you can, they are typically an unnecessary expense for indoor use where galvanized or steel nails are sufficient.

Do these nails rust over time?

Copper does not rust like iron; it will develop a natural patina over time that actually protects the metal from further degradation.

What is the primary material usage for 35mm nails?

They are specifically designed for securing roofing felt, shingles, and cladding boards to timber.

How many nails are in a 1kg pack?

The exact count varies based on weight-to-nail ratio, but 1kg provides a substantial amount for standard roofing coverage.

Troubleshooting

Nail shank bending during installation

Reduce hammer strike force or pre-drill a small pilot hole to ease penetration into dense timber.

Material pull-through or tearing

Ensure the nail is driven flush but not over-driven; avoid striking the material directly with the hammer.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Superior long-term resistance to rust and weathering
Large head design prevents material damage during installation
Provides a professional, high-quality finish for external projects
Excellent for use in coastal or industrial environments

Cons

Higher initial cost compared to standard galvanized nails
Copper is softer than steel and requires careful hammering to avoid bending
Not intended for heavy-duty structural framing connections

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To achieve optimal performance, ensure your timber substrate is dry and free from pre-existing rot. While these nails are corrosion-resistant, they should not be used in direct contact with incompatible metals, which can cause galvanic corrosion.

Select the correct length (35mm) to ensure at least 2/3 of the nail penetrates the timber substrate.
Use a hammer with a clean face to prevent metal transfer onto the copper.
Store in a dry environment to maintain the integrity of the packaging.
If working in extremely hard timber, pre-drill a pilot hole to prevent the nail shank from bending.