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Designed for professionals and DIY enthusiasts alike, these 50mm white plastic headed nails are the ideal solution for securing PVC fascia, capping, and cover boards. By utilizing A4 marine-grade stainless steel, they provide exceptional resistance against corrosion and structural degradation, ensuring a long-lasting, clean finish for exterior roofline projects. The main caveat is that these nails are specialized for PVC materials and may not be suitable for heavy-duty structural timber connections or non-PVC applications.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | TT50WE |
| Brand | Seac |
While they are rust-resistant, they are specifically designed for PVC fascia and capping. They may not provide sufficient holding power for thick lumber or structural applications.
The heads are white, so they will be clearly visible on dark or colored boards. They are intended for use with white PVC systems.
A4 marine-grade stainless steel is highly resistant to corrosion, even in salty coastal air, and is designed to remain rust-free for the lifetime of the installation.
Using a hammer with a smooth, polished face or a soft-faced mallet will prevent marring the plastic head.
It is not recommended, as paint may flake off the plastic surface and lead to an uneven appearance.
Use a specialized hammer with a rubber or soft face and ensure the nail is driven straight rather than at an angle.
Ensure the underlying timber is not rotted; replace any soft or damaged wood before attempting to re-fix the board.
For optimal results, ensure the timber backing is clean and free of excessive moisture before driving the nails. Because the head is plastic, avoid using pneumatic nail guns unless they are set to a low pressure and depth, as excessive force can cause the head to crack. When installing, space your fixings according to the manufacturer’s guidelines for your specific fascia or capping board to ensure proper wind load resistance. No special maintenance is required post-installation, but it is recommended to conduct a visual inspection of the roofline every few years to ensure no boards have worked loose due to severe thermal cycling.
