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M12 Hexagon Head Coach Screw BZP
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M8 Hexagon Head Coach Screw BZP
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M10 Hexagon Head Coach Screw BZP
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3.0mm ForgeFast Elite Performance TORX Compatible Wood Screws Box
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Threaded Rod, Mild Steel, Zinc Plated
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Penny Washers, ZP
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Mudguard Washers, ZP
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Form A Heavy-Duty Washers, ZP
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Cut Point Staples
From £4.88 Inc VAT
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Screws, Nails, Bolts & Timber Fixings
Shop screws, nails, bolts and washers at Clarke Fencing for timber projects, fencing installation and general repairs. Our range includes fasteners for attaching hardware, joining timber components and securing compatible fencing and roofing materials.
Choose the fixing type to suit the connection. Screws engage directly with timber, bolts can secure through connections with a nut, and nails provide options for appropriate timber and roofing applications.
Find the Fixings for Your Project
Browse wood screws for timber fastening, coach screws for compatible larger-diameter screw connections, and bolts and nuts for bolted assemblies.
Our range also includes nails and washers, allowing you to select the components required for the complete connection.
Check diameter, length, head type and protective finish together. The fixing should suit the timber thickness, hardware holes and installation environment. Where a bracket, hinge or structural connection specifies particular fasteners, use the required type and size.
Fixings FAQs
Should I use screws or nails for fencing?
Follow the fencing component’s fixing requirements. Suitable nails are commonly used for boards and pales, while screws may be specified for brackets, hardware or other connections.
How do I choose the right fixing length?
Allow for the material being attached and the required engagement in the supporting timber. Also check that the fixing will not protrude through the finished assembly.
Do bolts need washers?
Use washers where specified for the connection. They provide a bearing surface beneath a bolt head or nut and help distribute the clamping load.
