Fixings & Fasteners
Fixings are the small components that hold everything together on site from timber frames, to plasterboard, masonry, metalwork and joinery all rely on the right fastener doing its job properly.
This range covers the core fixings used across building, carpentry, drylining and structural work, including screws, nails, bolts, washers, masonry fixings, framing connectors and general ironmongery. The products here are selected around the types of fixings trades reach for every day, whether you’re fixing into timber, masonry, steel or plasterboard.
Browse the range below to find the right fixing for the job.
Discover Our Full Product Range:
| Product Type | What We Stock |
| Screws | Timber screws, drywall screws, decking screws, concrete screws, structural screws and specialist fixings for timber, metal and masonry |
| Nuts, Bolts & Washers | Threaded bar, hex nuts, washers, set screws and heavy-duty masonry bolts for structural fixing |
| Nails & Pins | Panel pins, clout nails, round wire nails, twisted nails and nail gun fasteners for general carpentry and roofing |
| Timber Connectors & Plates | Mending plates, corner braces, timber connectors and reinforcement plates for strengthening timber joints |
| Structural Metal Fixings | Joist hangers, wall ties, frame ties, restraint straps, brackets and mesh used in timber framing and masonry work |
| Plastering & Drylining Beads | Angle beads, edge beads, mesh beads and PVC beads used for plastering and drylining finishes |
| Ironmongery | Hinges, handles, locks, latches, brackets, padlocks and general hardware used for doors, gates and joinery |
Choosing the Right Fixing
Using the correct fixing matters more than most people think. Timber, masonry, plasterboard and steel all require different fixing types, and using the wrong one can lead to loose connections or failure over time.
As a general rule:
- Wood screws and coach screws are used for timber connections.
- Concrete screws and rawl bolts are designed for masonry and concrete.
- Drywall screws are used specifically for plasterboard.
- Structural fixings and hangers support load-bearing timber connections.
If you’re unsure which fixing is best for a particular job, speak to the team before ordering.
FAQ’s:
What fixings should I use for timber framing?
Structural screws, coach screws and joist hangers are commonly used for timber framing and load-bearing connections.
Can these fixings be used externally?
Many fixings are galvanised or coated for outdoor use, but it’s always worth checking before installing in exposed conditions.
Do you stock masonry fixings?
Yes. Concrete screws, rawl bolts and frame fixings are commonly used for securing timber, steel and frames into masonry or concrete.
Are plasterboard fixings different from standard screws?
Yes. Drywall screws are specifically designed for plasterboard and help prevent tearing or cracking of the board.