Bright annular ring shank nails with a ribbed shank that grips timber firmly and resists pull-out. Available in a range of sizes from 20mm to 75mm, supplied by weight in TIMbag or TIMtub packaging.
Available options and pricing for Annular Ringshank Nail - Bright, with quantity selectors and a running total
Size
Weight
Pack Type
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
20 x 2.00mm
1kg
TIMbag
BAR20B
£2.83£3.40
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25 x 2.00mm
1kg
TIMbag
BAR25B
£2.83£3.40
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30 x 2.36mm
1kg
TIMbag
BAR30B
£2.83£3.40
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40 x 2.36mm
1kg
TIMbag
BAR40B
£2.83£3.40
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50 x 2.65mm
1kg
TIMbag
BAR50B
£2.83£3.40
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65 x 3.35mm
1kg
TIMbag
BAR65B
£2.83£3.40
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75 x 3.75mm
1kg
TIMbag
BAR75B
£2.83£3.40
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20 x 2.00mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BAR20MB
£1.61£1.93
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25 x 2.00mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BAR25MB
£1.61£1.93
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30 x 2.36mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BAR30MB
£1.61£1.93
—
40 x 2.36mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BAR40MB
£1.61£1.93
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50 x 2.65mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BAR50MB
£1.61£1.93
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65 x 3.35mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BAR65MB
£1.61£1.93
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75 x 3.75mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
BAR75MB
£1.61£1.93
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20 x 2.00mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BAR20T
£9.33£11.20
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25 x 2.00mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BAR25T
£9.33£11.20
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40 x 2.36mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BAR40T
£9.33£11.20
—
50 x 2.65mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BAR50T
£9.33£11.20
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65 x 3.35mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BAR65T
£9.33£11.20
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75 x 3.75mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
BAR75T
£9.33£11.20
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Bright annular ring shank nails are a go-to fixing for timber applications where standard smooth shank nails simply won’t hold. The annular rings machined along the shank bite into the timber fibres as the nail is driven home, creating a mechanical grip that resists withdrawal far more effectively than a plain nail. If you’ve ever come back to a job six months later to find decking boards creaking or cladding springing loose, ring shank nails are the answer you were looking for.
These bright finish nails are made from plain steel wire, which gives them a clean, uncoated appearance. They’re suited to interior and sheltered applications where the nail won’t be exposed to prolonged moisture. The bright finish also means they drive cleanly without the surface drag you can sometimes get from galvanised or coated alternatives.
Where Ring Shank Nails Are Used
Ring shank nails are used across a wide range of timber fixing tasks where holding power matters. They’re a standard choice for fixing floorboards, chipboard flooring panels, and tongue-and-groove boarding. Joiners and carpenters also use them for structural carcassing, stud work, and anywhere that boards or panels need to stay put under repeated loading or movement.
The range of sizes available here covers most common site applications. The lighter gauges at 20mm and 25mm suit thinner boarding and panelling. Mid-range sizes from 30mm to 50mm cover flooring, carcassing, and general joinery. The larger 65mm and 75mm nails are suited to heavier structural timber work. With weight options from 0.5kg up to 2.5kg, you can buy exactly what you need for a single job or stock up for ongoing work.
TIMbag and TIMtub Packaging
These ring shank nails are available in TIMbag or TIMtub format. The TIMbag is a straightforward resealable bag, practical for one-off jobs or where storage space is at a premium. The TIMtub gives you a sturdy tub that survives rattling around in a tool bag or van without splitting open and distributing nails across your entire floor. Both options keep the nails clean and countable between uses.
Supplied in 0.5kg, 1kg, and 2.5kg weights, these bright annular ring shank nails offer good value when bought by weight rather than by the box. For most tradespeople, the 2.5kg tub makes sense on larger jobs where you’ll be burning through nails steadily.
Pro Tip: When fixing chipboard flooring with ring shank nails, drive the nail at a slight angle through the tongue rather than straight down through the face to reduce visible fixings and improve board-to-board grip.
Bright annular ring shank nails are used primarily in internal timber construction and joinery. Common applications include fixing chipboard and timber floorboards, tongue-and-groove panelling, stud partition framing, and general carcassing work. They are used by carpenters, joiners, and general builders wherever a nail fixing needs to resist pull-out force rather than just shear load. The ribbed shank makes them particularly effective in engineered wood products such as chipboard and OSB, where smooth nails can work loose over time under foot traffic or vibration.
Best For
Chipboard and timber floorboards
Tongue-and-groove panelling
Stud partition framing
General carcassing and joinery
OSB and engineered wood fixing
Available In
20 x 2.00mm
25 x 2.00mm
30 x 2.36mm
40 x 2.36mm
50 x 2.65mm
65 x 3.35mm
75 x 3.75mm
Weights: 0.5kg, 1kg, 2.5kg
Pack types: TIMbag, TIMtub
Key Properties
Annular ribbed shank for high pull-out resistance
Bright steel finish
Suitable for internal and sheltered applications
Hand and nail gun compatible (check nail gun spec)
Resealable TIMbag or durable TIMtub packaging
Not suitable for: Not suitable for external or exposed applications where moisture is present, as the bright uncoated finish offers no corrosion resistance. For exterior use, choose hot-dip galvanised ring shank nails instead.
Bright annular ring shank nails are driven in the same way as standard wire nails, either by hand with a hammer or using a compatible nail gun. Because the rings grip as the nail goes in, driving technique matters slightly more than with smooth nails. Keep the nail square to the timber surface and drive in one steady action rather than multiple light taps, which can cause the nail to wander before the tip is properly set.
Pre-drilling is not usually necessary in softwood timbers. In hardwoods or close to board edges, a pilot hole will prevent splitting. Once driven, ring shank nails are not designed to be removed cleanly, the rings that make them hold so well also make them very difficult to pull back out without damaging the timber. Plan your fixing positions before you start.
Select the correct nail length for the timber thickness, as a general rule the nail should be at least twice the thickness of the board being fixed.
Check the timber surface is clean and positioned correctly before fixing, as ring shank nails are very difficult to remove without causing damage.
Position the nail square to the surface and hold it steady at the fixing point.
Drive the nail with firm, consistent hammer blows or use a compatible pneumatic nail gun set to the correct depth.
Ensure the nail head sits flush or just below the surface without over-driving and crushing the timber fibres.
For flooring applications, nail at the recommended centres specified by the board manufacturer, typically 200mm to 300mm apart.
Can bright ring shank nails be used outside?
No. The bright steel finish has no corrosion protection, so these nails will rust quickly if used in exposed or wet conditions. For external applications including decking, cladding, and roofing, use hot-dip galvanised ring shank nails instead.
What is the difference between a ring shank nail and a standard smooth shank nail?
The annular rings along the shank of a ring shank nail create a mechanical grip within the timber fibres as the nail is driven in. This significantly increases pull-out resistance compared to a smooth shank nail of the same length and diameter, making ring shank nails a better choice wherever boards are subject to movement, vibration, or repeated loading.
Bright annular ring shank nails are produced from drawn steel wire with machined annular rings formed along the shank. The bright finish indicates plain uncoated steel with no galvanising or other surface treatment applied. Shank diameters range from 2.00mm to 3.75mm depending on length. The annular profile provides significantly higher withdrawal resistance than smooth shank nails of equivalent dimensions, making them suitable for structural timber board fixing where pull-out loads are a consideration.
Finish
Bright (uncoated steel)
Available Sizes
20 x 2.00mm, 25 x 2.00mm, 30 x 2.36mm, 40 x 2.36mm, 50 x 2.65mm, 65 x 3.35mm, 75 x 3.75mm
Available Weights
0.5kg, 1kg, 2.5kg
Pack Types
TIMbag, TIMtub
Shank Type
Annular ring shank
Material
Steel wire
Application
Internal timber fixing
Size
20 x 2.00mm, 25 x 2.00mm, 30 x 2.36mm, 40 x 2.36mm, 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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