Galvanised presser point staples for fixing fencing, wire mesh and netting. Medium duty rust protection suitable for outdoor use. Available in multiple sizes and weights, from small cartons to 25kg bulk.
Size
Weight
Pack Type
Price
QTY
20 x 2.00mm
25kg
Carton
£63.54£76.25
25 x 2.65mm
25kg
Carton
£53.03£63.64
30 x 3.35mm
25kg
Carton
£53.03£63.64
40 x 4.00mm
25kg
Carton
£53.03£63.64
50 x 4.00mm
25kg
Carton
£53.03£63.64
20 x 2.00mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
£10.32£12.38
25 x 2.65mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
£10.32£12.38
30 x 3.35mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
£10.32£12.38
40 x 4.00mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
£10.32£12.38
50 x 4.00mm
2.5kg
TIMtub
£10.32£12.38
30 x 3.35mm
2.5kg
TIMbag
£9.22£11.06
50 x 4.00mm
2.5kg
TIMbag
£10.22£12.26
20 x 2.00mm
1kg
TIMbag
£3.85£4.62
25 x 2.65mm
1kg
TIMbag
£3.85£4.62
30 x 3.35mm
1kg
TIMbag
£3.85£4.62
40 x 4.00mm
1kg
TIMbag
£3.85£4.62
50 x 4.00mm
1kg
TIMbag
£3.85£4.62
20 x 2.00mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
£2.03£2.44
25 x 2.65mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
£2.03£2.44
30 x 3.35mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
£2.03£2.44
40 x 4.00mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
£2.03£2.44
50 x 4.00mm
0.5kg
TIMbag
£2.03£2.44
Galvanised presser point staples are the go-to fixing for anyone attaching wire mesh, stock fencing, chicken wire or similar materials to timber posts and rails. The presser point profile means both legs of the staple drive into the wood cleanly without splitting, which matters when you are working through a field’s worth of fence posts before lunch. These are galvanised for medium duty rust protection, making them a practical choice for outdoor fencing work where the staples will be exposed to moisture and weather year-round.
Available in five sizes from 20 x 2.00mm through to 50 x 4.00mm, so you can match the staple to the gauge of wire and the density of the timber you are fixing into. Lighter gauges suit lighter wire and softer timber; the heavier 40mm and 50mm options are better suited to high-tensile fencing wire and dense hardwood posts where you need a bit more bite and holding power. Getting the size right is worth thinking about before you start — the wrong staple in hard oak is a problem you will notice immediately.
Where Galvanised Presser Point Staples Get Used
These staples are used across agricultural, rural and general groundworks applications. Fencing contractors will get through considerable quantities on estate work, livestock fencing and boundary installations. They are also widely used for attaching wire netting to timber frames in market garden and poultry setups, and for general site tasks like securing debris netting or shade cloth to temporary timber structures.
Buying in Bulk
Supplied in cartons, TIMbags or TIMtubs depending on the quantity you need, with weights starting at 0.5kg and going up to a 25kg bulk carton. If you are pricing a larger fencing contract, the 25kg option brings the unit cost right down and saves you repeatedly ordering smaller packs. Galvanised presser point staples in bulk are a straightforward stock item to keep in the van or on the yard — they do not go off, take up minimal space, and you will always need them.
Pro Tip: When driving presser point staples into hardwood posts with a hammer, angle them very slightly inward on each side so the legs splay under load rather than working loose over time.
Presser point staples are used primarily by fencing contractors and agricultural workers for attaching wire mesh, stock netting, chicken wire and high-tensile fencing wire to timber posts and rails. They are equally at home on small domestic jobs like fixing wire netting to a garden fence frame or securing protective mesh around saplings. On larger rural and estate projects, they are used in volume across post-and-wire boundary fencing, field divisions and livestock enclosures where a fast, reliable fixing is needed in exposed outdoor conditions.
Best For
Fixing wire mesh to timber posts and rails
Stock and livestock fencing
Chicken wire and netting installation
Agricultural and rural fencing
Garden wire netting
Debris and shade netting to timber frames
Available In
20 x 2.00mm
25 x 2.65mm
30 x 3.35mm
40 x 4.00mm
50 x 4.00mm
0.5kg, 1kg, 2.5kg and 25kg weights
Carton, TIMbag and TIMtub pack types
Key Features
Presser point profile for clean, split-free drive
Galvanised finish for medium duty rust protection
Suitable for outdoor and exposed conditions
Bulk 25kg option available for large contracts
Range of sizes to match wire gauge and timber type
Not suitable for: Not recommended for use with stainless steel wire or in highly corrosive coastal environments where a higher grade of corrosion protection would be required. These are not intended for structural or load-bearing fixings.
Select the staple size based on the wire gauge you are fixing and the timber you are driving into. Lighter staples suit soft timber and fine mesh; the 40mm and 50mm sizes are better suited to dense posts and heavier fencing wire. Position the staple over the wire against the timber and drive in firmly with a hammer or fencing staple gun, ensuring both legs seat fully without the crown pressing so hard it cuts into the wire.
On longer runs of fencing, keep spacing consistent. For stock fencing, staples on every third or fourth rail section is typical, with closer spacing near the ground where animals put pressure on the wire. Do not over-drive — the wire needs to be held, not crushed.
Select the correct staple size for your wire gauge and timber type before starting work
Position the staple over the wire at the fixing point, aligned with the grain of the timber where possible
Drive the staple in with a hammer or staple gun, keeping it straight to ensure both legs penetrate evenly
Check the crown sits snug against the wire without cutting into it — over-driving reduces holding strength
Space staples consistently along the run, with closer intervals near the base where load is greatest
On long fencing runs, work in sections and tension the wire before stapling to avoid slack
What is the difference between the presser point staple sizes, and how do I choose?
The size relates to both the length of the leg and the wire diameter. Shorter, finer staples like the 20 x 2.00mm are suited to light mesh and softer timber, while the 40mm and 50mm options are intended for heavier fencing wire and denser posts. As a general rule, match the staple leg length to roughly twice the wire diameter and consider the hardness of the post — you will feel the difference when driving into oak versus softwood.
Are these galvanised staples suitable for permanent outdoor fencing?
Yes, the galvanised coating provides medium duty rust protection, which is adequate for most standard fencing applications in normal UK outdoor conditions. They are used routinely on agricultural and rural fencing that is expected to last many years. In very harsh or coastal environments where salt exposure is significant, a higher specification corrosion-resistant fixing might be worth considering.
Manufactured from steel wire with a galvanised coating applied for medium duty corrosion resistance. The presser point design means both staple legs are sharpened in a way that allows them to drive cleanly into timber without causing the splitting associated with flat-cut points. The coating weight is suited to standard outdoor exposure in agricultural and construction settings, though not rated for marine-grade or high-chloride environments.
Material
Galvanised steel wire
Finish
Galvanised (medium duty rust protection)
Point Type
Presser point
Available Sizes
20 x 2.00mm, 25 x 2.65mm, 30 x 3.35mm, 40 x 4.00mm, 50 x 4.00mm
Available Weights
0.5kg, 1kg, 2.5kg, 25kg
Pack Types
Carton, TIMbag, TIMtub
Application
Fencing, wire mesh fixing
Size
20 x 2.00mm, 25 x 2.65mm, 30 x 3.35mm, 40 x 4.00mm, 50 x 4.00mm
Weight
0.5kg, 1kg, 2.5kg, 25kg
Pack Type
Carton, TIMbag, TIMtub
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