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The TIMco GRW65T galvanised round wire nails are essential hardware for general construction, carpentry, and repair tasks, designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts who require reliable, medium-duty fasteners. These nails feature a full round head for superior clamping force and a galvanised coating for protection against corrosion in outdoor, sheltered, or damp environments. While highly versatile, users should note that the galvanised finish is intended for service class 2 environments and may not be suitable for permanent exposure to harsh, high-salinity coastal conditions.
| Model Part Number | GRW65T |
|---|---|
| Brand | TIMco |
No, these nails are galvanised for medium-duty use (Service Class 2). For marine or high-salinity coastal areas, stainless steel fasteners are required.
Service Class 2 refers to conditions where the moisture content of the timber may exceed 20% occasionally, typically found in covered outdoor settings.
Yes, provided the nail gun is compatible with 65mm shank length and the specific wire diameter, and is rated for round wire nails.
The pack weighs 2.5 kg, and with approximately 230 nails per kilogram, you will receive roughly 575 nails in total.
Yes, the GRW65T nails conform to Eurocode 5 standards for timber fasteners.
Ensure you are using a hammer of appropriate weight and striking the head squarely; consider pilot-drilling if working with hardwood.
Reduce the size of your pilot hole if using one, or adjust the placement of the nail to be further from the edge of the timber.
Adjust the depth setting if using a nail gun or reduce the force of the final hammer strikes.
To ensure the longevity of your build, store these nails in a dry place to maintain the integrity of the galvanised coating. When installing, ensure your tool matches the shank diameter requirements to avoid bending the nail. For care, avoid using these nails in direct contact with highly acidic woods like green oak, as this can accelerate the breakdown of the galvanisation. If you are using a pneumatic nailer, verify that the device is rated for 65mm round wire nails to avoid jams or improper seating.
