Firmahold 16 gauge angled galvanised brad nails for cordless and pneumatic second fix nailers. No gas required. Seven lengths from 19mm to 64mm, supplied in boxes of 2000. A solid choice for carpenters and joiners doing second fix work.
Available options and pricing for Firmahold Angled Galvanised Brad Nails 16g No Gas 2000pk, with quantity selectors and a running total
Size
SKU
Price
QTY
Total
16g x 32mm
ABG1632
£4.54£5.45
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16g x 38mm
ABG1638
£4.91£5.89
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16g x 45mm
ABG1645
£5.38£6.46
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16g x 50mm
ABG1650
£5.83£7.00
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16g x 64mm
ABG1664
£6.47£7.76
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Firmahold galvanised angled brad nails are a second fix staple for carpenters and joiners who want clean, reliable results without messing around with gas cartridges. These 16 gauge brads are designed for use in cordless battery-powered nailers and pneumatic brad guns, and the angled collation means you can get into tight corners where a straight nailer simply won’t reach. If you’ve ever tried to nail an architrave in a narrow doorway with the wrong tool, you’ll know exactly why the angle matters.
The galvanised coating gives each nail a solid level of corrosion resistance, making these a sensible choice anywhere moisture might be a concern: unheated outbuildings, conservatories, or timber behind external cladding. They are not a substitute for stainless or hot-dipped nails in fully exposed conditions, but for the vast majority of interior and semi-protected second fix work, galvanised is the right spec.
Seven Sizes to Cover Every Second Fix Application
Firmahold angled brad nails are available in seven lengths from 19mm through to 64mm. The 19mm and 25mm sizes suit lighter work such as beading, cover strips, and thin mouldings. The 32mm and 38mm nails are the go-to for skirting boards and architraves. The longer 45mm, 50mm, and 64mm brads work well where you need more penetration, particularly on thicker timber sections or when fixing through a layer of plasterboard into studwork.
Compatibility with Second Fix Nailers
These angled brads are compatible with Firmahold cordless and pneumatic second fix nailers, as well as Paslode IM65A and similar angled brad nailer formats. The 16 gauge wire diameter and angled collation are standard across the range. Always check your nailer’s accepted nail lengths and collation angle before ordering, particularly if you are using a brand other than Firmahold. Most angled second fix nailers will accept these without issue, but a quick check beats finding out on site.
No gas is required. These galvanised angled brad nails are for pneumatic and battery-powered tools only. If you use a gas-powered nailer, Firmahold supplies combined nail and gas packs separately. The 2000-nail box count keeps you loaded and moving on site without constant interruptions to restock the magazine.
Pro Tip: For skirting boards on stud walls, use the 38mm length to punch through the board face and into the stud without the risk of the nail pulling through under seasonal timber movement.
Firmahold angled brad nails are used in second fix carpentry across residential and commercial sites. Typical applications include skirting boards, architraves, door linings, window boards, stair nosings, and timber beading. Cabinet installers reach for the shorter lengths to fix face frames and decorative trims without splitting the timber or leaving a hole that needs heavy filling. The angled format is especially useful in confined spaces where a straight nailer cannot be positioned correctly.
Best For
Second fix carpentry
Skirting boards and architraves
Door linings and window boards
Timber beading and cover strips
Cabinet face frames
Stair nosings
Compatible With
Firmahold cordless second fix nailers
Firmahold pneumatic brad guns
Paslode IM65A angled brad nailer
Most 16 gauge angled collation nailers
Key Specifications
16 gauge wire diameter
Angled collation format
Galvanised corrosion-resistant coating
Sizes: 19mm, 25mm, 32mm, 38mm, 45mm, 50mm, 64mm
2000 nails per box
No gas required
Not suitable for: Not suitable for fully exposed external conditions where stainless or hot-dipped nails are required. These nails are for pneumatic and battery-powered nailers only and will not work with gas-powered nailer formats.
Select the nail length appropriate to the material thickness and substrate. As a general guide, the nail should penetrate the substrate by at least half its total length for a secure fixing. Load the nails into your angled brad nailer magazine following the tool manufacturer's instructions.
Set the nailer depth drive to match the timber hardness and profile thickness. Drive a test nail into a scrap piece first and adjust accordingly. Hold the nailer firmly against the workpiece before firing to avoid surface bruising, and keep fingers clear of the muzzle contact point at all times.
Select the correct nail length for the job based on material thickness and substrate type
Load the brad nails into the angled nailer magazine with the collation strip facing the correct direction for your tool
Set the depth drive adjustment on the nailer using a scrap piece of matching timber
Position the nailer at the fixing point and press the muzzle contact firmly against the workpiece
Fire the nailer and check the nail is driven flush or just below the surface without tearing the timber face
Adjust depth drive if nails are proud or over-driven, then continue fixing
Are these brad nails compatible with Paslode nailers?
Yes, Firmahold angled brad nails are compatible with the Paslode IM65A and most other nailers that accept 16 gauge angled collated brads. Always check your tool's specification for accepted nail lengths and collation angle before ordering to be certain.
Can these nails be used in damp or external conditions?
The galvanised coating gives reasonable corrosion resistance for interior and semi-protected applications such as conservatories, unheated outbuildings, and timber behind cladding. For fully exposed external conditions, stainless or hot-dipped nails are the better choice.
Firmahold angled brad nails are manufactured to 16 gauge wire diameter with an angled collation format compatible with standard second fix brad nailers. Each nail carries a galvanised coating to provide corrosion resistance suitable for interior and semi-protected environments. The nails are supplied in strips of 2000 per box and require no gas, making them suitable for pneumatic and battery-powered nailer systems only.
Brand
Firmahold
Gauge
16g
Collation
Angled
Coating
Galvanised
Available Lengths
19mm, 25mm, 32mm, 38mm, 45mm, 50mm, 64mm
Pack Quantity
2000
Gas Required
No
Tool Type
Pneumatic and cordless battery-powered nailers
Size
16g x 19mm, 16g x 25mm, 16g x 32mm, 16g x 38mm, 16g x 45mm, 16g x 50mm, 16g x 64mm
Box Quantity
2000
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