Securpak Felt Nails

Securpak Felt Nails – Reliable Fastening for Roofing and Timber Projects
Durable and Practical for Wood-Based Applications

Product Overview
The Securpak Felt Nails are a dependable fastening solution designed specifically for securing roofing felt and similar materials to wooden structures. With a broad head and strong shaft, these nails ensure a firm, weather-resistant grip — making them ideal for outdoor use, particularly in roofing and shed construction.

Available in two sizes and weights, 13mm (100g) and 19mm (125g), these nails are suitable for a wide range of general purpose tasks involving timber. Whether you're tackling a DIY roofing job, repairing a shed, or installing garden cladding, Securpak Felt Nails provide the strength and performance needed for long-lasting results.

Product Variants & Specifications

Securpak Felt Nails 13mm – 100g Pack

Length: 13mm

Weight: 100g (Boxed Weight: 105g)

Material: Steel (galvanised or treated for outdoor use)

Recommended Use: Lightweight felt and soft timber applications

Feature: Suitable for fixing to wooden material

Securpak Felt Nails 19mm – 125g Pack

Length: 19mm

Weight: 125g (Boxed Weight: 130g)

Material: Steel

Recommended Use: Medium-duty roofing felt and timber fastening

Feature: Suitable for fixing to wooden material

Key Features & Benefits

Strong Hold: Designed to fasten roofing felt and similar materials securely to wood surfaces

Wide Flat Head: Prevents tearing of roofing felt and ensures better grip and stability

Durable Steel Build: Provides reliable performance and resistance to bending during installation

Suitable for Outdoor Use: Ideal for garden buildings, sheds, and timber-based roofing projects

Two Size Options: Available in 13mm and 19mm to suit different project needs and material thicknesses

Lightweight Packaging: Convenient, manageable pack sizes for small- to medium-scale jobs

Typical Applications

Fixing roofing felt to sheds, summer houses, and outbuildings

Securing damp-proof or membrane layers to timber frames

Attaching insulation layers or underlays to wooden structures

Temporary outdoor wood fixings where rust resistance is not a priority

DIY garden and roofing repairs

Installation Tips

Position the felt or membrane in place on the wooden surface.

Use a hammer to drive the felt nail through the material and into the timber.

Space nails evenly along edges and seams for maximum hold — typically every 100–150mm.

Avoid over-hammering to prevent damaging the surface or flattening the nail head excessively.

Care & Storage

Storage: Store in a dry area to prevent moisture exposure and possible rusting before use

Handling: Keep away from children and use appropriate safety gear (e.g., gloves and safety glasses) when handling and installing

Surface Protection: For enhanced corrosion resistance in exposed environments, consider painting over heads or using galvanised variants if available

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Q: Can I use these nails on metal or concrete surfaces?
A: No. Securpak Felt Nails are designed specifically for use with wooden materials. For metal or concrete, use masonry or self-tapping screws instead.

Q: Are these nails rustproof?
A: While made of durable steel, they may not be fully rustproof. For outdoor use, especially in exposed environments, consider additional protection such as sealant or using galvanised nails if specified.

Q: How many nails are in each pack?
A: The quantity can vary depending on nail size and weight, but the 100g and 125g packs typically contain several dozen nails suitable for small to mid-size tasks.

Q: Can I use a nail gun with these?
A: No. These are traditional felt nails intended for manual hammer installation.

Conclusion
The Securpak Felt Nails offer a tough, practical, and cost-effective solution for securing felt and similar materials to timber. With a flat head design and sturdy steel construction, these nails are ideal for roofing and general outdoor wooden fixings. Choose between 13mm (100g) for light applications and 19mm (125g) for heavier-duty projects — both delivering solid performance and dependable results in every box.