Hardened steel masonry nails for fixing into brick, block and concrete. Sold in boxes of 100 with sizes from 25mm to 100mm. A site essential for battening, cable clips and light fixings into masonry without drilling.
Size
Price
QTY
25 x 2.50mm
£0.79£0.95
30 x 2.50mm
£1.19£1.43
35 x 2.50mm
£1.46£1.75
40 x 2.50mm
£1.48£1.78
50 x 2.50mm
£1.78£2.14
40 x 3.00mm
£1.98£2.38
50 x 3.00mm
£1.45£1.74
60 x 3.00mm
£1.67£2.00
65 x 3.00mm
£3.94£4.73
65 x 3.50mm
£3.79£4.55
75 x 3.50mm
£4.29£5.15
85 x 3.50mm
£4.46£5.35
100 x 3.50mm
£2.86£3.43
These masonry nails are the quick fix every tradesperson keeps in their van. When you need to secure a batten, run a cable clip along a wall, or fix lightweight items to brick and block, reaching for the drill isn’t always the answer. A few well-placed masonry nails get the job done in seconds, with no dust, no plugs, and no messing about.
Made from hardened steel, these nails are designed to penetrate dense masonry substrates without bending or snapping. The fluted shank grips the surrounding material as you drive it home, providing solid holding power for its intended applications. Whether you’re a spark running clips, a chippy fixing noggins to blockwork, or a general builder tidying up odds and ends, these are the nails that earn their keep.
Sizes for Every Masonry Fixing Job
This range covers everything from short 25mm nails for surface-mounted fixings through to 100mm lengths for deeper penetration into softer blocks or where you need extra bite. The smaller gauges suit lighter work and thinner materials, while the heavier 3.50mm diameter nails handle more demanding fixings. Having a few boxes of mixed sizes means you’re covered for whatever the job throws at you.
Supplied in boxes of 100, these nails are priced for trade use. Buy what you need for a single job or stock up to keep your van topped up. The box packaging keeps them organised and easy to grab when you’re working at height or in awkward spots.
Practical Performance on Site
The key to using masonry nails well is matching the nail length to your material thickness and the substrate behind it. Too short and you won’t get enough grip. Too long and you risk hitting something you’d rather avoid. A decent lump hammer and a steady aim are all the tools required. Some prefer to tap a pilot mark first, others just crack on. Either way, these nails drive cleanly when struck square.
Not every fixing calls for a heavy-duty anchor or an expanding bolt. For the hundreds of small jobs that happen on every build, masonry nails remain one of the simplest and fastest solutions available.
Pro Tip: Wear safety specs when driving masonry nails. Hardened steel and brick have a habit of sending fragments where you least expect them.
Masonry nails are used across a wide range of trade applications where lightweight to medium fixings are needed into brick, block, concrete or morite. Electricians use them constantly for cable clips and conduit fixings. Carpenters rely on them for securing battens, noggins and temporary fixings to blockwork. General builders reach for them when fitting frames, hanging backing boards or tacking materials in place before permanent fixings go in. They're also handy for fencing posts where fixing into concrete haunching is needed.
Best For
Cable clips and conduit runs
Fixing timber battens to blockwork
Securing light frames to masonry
Temporary fixings during construction
Fence post fixings into concrete
Compatible Materials
Common brick
Concrete block
Lightweight aircrete block
Poured concrete
Mortar joints
Key Features
Hardened steel construction
Fluted shank for improved grip
Multiple sizes from 25mm to 100mm
Supplied in trade boxes of 100
No drilling required
Not suitable for: Not suitable for structural fixings, heavy loads or engineered brick. For high-strength applications, use appropriate expanding anchors or chemical fixings instead.
Drive masonry nails using a club hammer or lump hammer, striking the head squarely to avoid bending. Position the nail where needed and hold steady for the first few taps until it bites. Once started, drive home with firm, controlled blows. For harder substrates like engineering brick, consider pre-drilling a pilot hole slightly smaller than the nail diameter.
Select the correct nail length for your material thickness and substrate
Position the nail point where the fixing is required
Hold the nail upright and tap gently to start the point into the masonry
Once seated, drive the nail home with firm hammer blows
Strike the head squarely to avoid bending the shank
Check the fixing is secure before applying load
Can I use masonry nails in engineering brick?
Engineering brick is extremely hard and will often bend or shatter standard masonry nails. For engineering brick, drilling and plugging or using specialist fixings is recommended.
What size masonry nail do I need for cable clips?
Most cable clips use nails between 25mm and 40mm depending on the clip size and how deep you want to penetrate the masonry. The 25x2.50mm or 30x2.50mm sizes work well for standard clip fixings.
Are these nails galvanised for outdoor use?
These are hardened steel masonry nails. For exposed outdoor applications where corrosion resistance is important, check the specific product requirements or consider stainless steel alternatives.
Manufactured from hardened carbon steel, these masonry nails feature a fluted shank profile that increases friction and holding power within the substrate. The hardening process allows the nail to penetrate dense materials without deformation. Available in diameters from 2.50mm to 3.50mm to suit different load requirements and substrate densities.
Material
Hardened carbon steel
Shank Type
Fluted
Available Lengths
25mm to 100mm
Available Diameters
2.50mm, 3.00mm, 3.50mm
Pack Quantity
100
Pack Type
Box
Size
100 x 3.50mm, 25 x 2.50mm, 30 x 2.50mm, 35 x 2.50mm, 40 x 2.50mm, 40 x 3.00mm, 50 x 2.50mm, 50 x 3.00mm, 60 x 3.00mm, 65 x 3.00mm, 65 x 3.50mm, 75 x 3.50mm, 85 x 3.50mm
Box Quantity
100
Pack Type
Box
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