Ph1 CPT screws and nails

What are floor brads or floorboard nails used for?

• Securing floorboards in position

• Securing items to bricks and blocks

• Joinery work

• Fixing slate and roof tiles

What type of nails are suitable for joinery work where appearance is important?

• Masonry nails

• Round bright wire nails

• Oval bright wire nails

• Galvanised clout nails

What are masonry nails made of?

• Stainless steel

• Hardened steel

• Brass

• Galvanised steel

What type of screws have additional grooves in the head to give greater grip when locating?

• Raised countersunk screws

• Countersunk screws

• Phillips head screws

• Pozi drive screws

What are coach screws used for?

• Securing heavier and larger items in place

• Securing floorboards in position

• Securing chipboard and MDF

• Fixing mirrors and bathroom fittings

What are chipboard screws used to secure?

• Roof tiles and felting

• Bricks and blocks

• Floorboards

• Chipboard and MDF

What type of screws should be used in high moisture areas such as bathrooms?

• Steel

• Brass

• Copper

• Stainless steel

What are galvanised clout nails used to fix?

• Bricks and blocks

• Mirrors and bathroom fittings

• Floorboards

• Slate, roof tiles, and felting

What are Pozi drive screws used for?

• General-purpose use with greater grip when locating

• Securing decorative fittings with countersunk holes

• Fixing mirrors and bathroom fittings

• Securing chipboard and MDF

What are mirror screws used for?

• Fixing bath panels

• Securing heavier and larger items in place

• Securing floorboards in position

• Fixing decorative fittings with countersunk holes