Bright round wire nails for general indoor timber fixing. Full round head gives good clamping grip. No plating, self-coloured steel. Available in a range of sizes from 40mm up to 150mm, in TIMbag or TIMtub packs.
Available options and pricing for Round Wire Nail - Bright, with quantity selectors and a running total
Size
Weight
Pack Type
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
40 x 2.65mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BRW40T
£8.35£10.02
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50 x 2.65mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BRW50T
£8.35£10.02
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65 x 3.35mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BRW65T
£8.35£10.02
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75 x 3.75mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BRW75T
£8.35£10.02
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100 x 4.50mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BRW100T
£8.35£10.02
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125 x 5.60mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BRW125T
£8.35£10.02
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150 x 6.00mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BRW150T
£8.35£10.02
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40 x 2.65mm
1kg
TIMbag
BRW40B
£2.63£3.16
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50 x 2.65mm
1kg
TIMbag
BRW50B
£2.63£3.16
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65 x 3.35mm
1kg
TIMbag
BRW65B
£2.63£3.16
—
75 x 3.75mm
1kg
TIMbag
BRW75B
£2.63£3.16
—
100 x 4.50mm
1kg
TIMbag
BRW100B
£2.63£3.16
—
125 x 5.60mm
1kg
TIMbag
BRW125B
£2.63£3.16
—
150 x 6.00mm
1kg
TIMbag
BRW150B
£2.63£3.16
—
40 x 2.65mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BRW40MB
£1.43£1.72
—
50 x 2.65mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BRW50MB
£1.43£1.72
—
65 x 3.35mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BRW65MB
£1.43£1.72
—
75 x 3.75mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BRW75MB
£1.43£1.72
—
100 x 4.50mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BRW100MB
£1.43£1.72
—
125 x 5.60mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BRW125MB
£1.43£1.72
—
150 x 6.00mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BRW150MB
£1.43£1.72
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The round wire nail is about as fundamental as it gets in timber work. Bright finish, full round head, plain shank — these are the nails you reach for when you need a straightforward, reliable fixing for indoor joinery, framing, and general carpentry. No coatings, no gimmicks. Just decent steel doing what it’s always done.
Bright nails are self-coloured, meaning they have no galvanising, plating, or surface treatment applied. That keeps the price sensible and makes them perfectly suited to internal work where moisture exposure isn’t a concern. The full round head provides good clamping across the timber face, which is why this profile has been the go-to for general site use for as long as anyone can remember.
Round Wire Nail Sizes and Pack Options
These are available in seven sizes, running from 40 x 2.65mm up to 150 x 6.00mm, so you can cover light cladding work at one end and heavy structural framing at the other without swapping supplier. Pack weights run from 0.5kg through to 2.5kg, available in TIMbag or TIMtub format depending on whether you prefer loose or contained. The tub is handy on a workbench; the bag is fine if you’re tipping into a nail bag or pouch.
These nails conform to Eurocode 5 and are rated for service class 1, which covers dry internal conditions. That’s the standard used for timber structural design across the UK and Europe, so if you’re working to any kind of engineered timber specification indoors, these tick the compliance box without any fuss.
For anything from stud work and floor boarding to general joinery and site carpentry, the bright round wire nail remains a practical, cost-effective choice. Buy in bulk and the price per nail becomes almost laughably low — which is either satisfying or slightly humbling depending on how long you’ve been paying retail.
Pro Tip: When hand nailing into hardwood, blunting the tip of the nail slightly with a hammer tap before driving will reduce splitting along the grain, especially near timber ends.
Bright round wire nails are used across general indoor carpentry and construction work. Common applications include stud wall framing, roof timbers, floor boarding, timber formwork, site hoarding, pallet construction, and general joinery assembly. Any job where the timber will remain dry in service and you need a fast, no-nonsense fixing is a natural fit for this nail.
Used regularly by site carpenters, joiners, and general builders, these are also a staple in woodworking workshops and manufacturing environments where large quantities are consumed quickly. The range of sizes makes them useful across a wide spread of timber sections.
Best For
Indoor timber framing
Floor boarding
Stud wall construction
Roof timbers (dry internal)
General joinery assembly
Timber formwork
Workshop and manufacturing use
Available In
40 x 2.65mm
50 x 2.65mm
65 x 3.35mm
75 x 3.75mm
100 x 4.50mm
125 x 5.60mm
150 x 6.00mm
TIMbag or TIMtub pack format
0.5kg, 1kg and 2.5kg weights
Key Properties
Bright self-coloured steel finish
No plating or galvanising
Full round head for clamping
Plain shank
Conforms to Eurocode 5
Service class 1 rated
Not suitable for: Not suitable for external or exposed applications where moisture is present, as bright nails have no corrosion protection and will rust. Not recommended for use in service class 2 or 3 conditions as defined under Eurocode 5.
Select the nail size appropriate to the timber thickness being fixed. As a general guide, nail length should be roughly two and a half to three times the thickness of the timber piece being secured. Drive nails squarely and avoid over-driving, which can split lighter sections. For hardwood timbers, pre-drilling or blunting the nail tip helps prevent splitting near the ends.
Select the correct nail size for the timber thickness, aiming for a nail length around 2.5 to 3 times the piece being fixed through
Mark fixing positions and, when working near timber ends, allow adequate edge distance to avoid splitting
For hardwood or dense timbers, blunt the nail tip or pre-drill a pilot hole to reduce the risk of splitting
Drive the nail squarely using a claw hammer, keeping strokes controlled and avoiding glancing blows
Drive to the correct depth — the head should sit flush or just below the surface without crushing the timber face
Can bright round wire nails be used outside?
No. Bright nails have no surface treatment or corrosion protection, so they will rust when exposed to moisture. For external use, you need galvanised or stainless steel nails suited to outdoor or wet conditions.
What does Eurocode 5 service class 1 mean in practice?
Service class 1 covers dry internal environments where the timber moisture content stays low — typically heated buildings. It means these nails are compliant for use in structural timber connections in those conditions, which covers most standard indoor construction work.
What is the difference between TIMbag and TIMtub packs?
TIMbag is a resealable polythene bag, fine for tipping into a nail bag or storing in a toolbox. TIMtub is a rigid plastic tub with a lid, which is more practical on a workbench or in a van where things get thrown around. The nails inside are identical either way.
Manufactured from plain bright steel wire with no surface coating or plating applied. The full round head profile distributes load across the timber face during clamping. Plain shank throughout. These nails conform to Eurocode 5 and are classified for service class 1 use, covering dry internal timber construction in accordance with BS EN 1995 design standards.
Finish
Bright (self-coloured, no plating)
Head Type
Full round
Shank Type
Plain
Standard
Eurocode 5
Service Class
1 (dry internal conditions)
Available Sizes
40 x 2.65mm, 50 x 2.65mm, 65 x 3.35mm, 75 x 3.75mm, 100 x 4.50mm, 125 x 5.60mm, 150 x 6.00mm
Pack Weights
0.5kg, 1kg, 2.5kg
Pack Types
TIMbag, TIMtub
Size
100 x 4.50mm, 125 x 5.60mm, 150 x 6.00mm, 40 x 2.65mm, 50 x 2.65mm, 65 x 3.35mm, 75 x 3.75mm
Weight
0.5kg, 1kg, 2.5kg
Pack Type
TIMbag, TIMtub
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