0395 Galvanised Brad Nails Type 18G / 20 mm, Pack of 5000

Only needed them for a one off job so I bought the cheapest nail/staple gun I could and these nails . They work fine and don't jam up , are easy to load and unlike some actually go all the way in . Good stuff at a very fair price

If you're in need of a reliable set of brad nails, look no further than the Tacwise 0400 Type 18G/40mm Galvanised Brad Nails. This 5000 pack of brads is a must-have for any DIY enthusiast or professional carpenter. The first thing I noticed about these brad nails was their durability. Constructed from high-quality materials, they're extremely sturdy and can hold up when used in a variety of materials. Additionally, the galvanized finish protects against rust and corrosion, ensuring that the nails remain in top condition for multiple projects. Installation of these brads is also a breeze, thanks to their precise dimensions. The 18G size is perfect for most carpentry and woodworking projects, allowing for a secure fit without damaging the surface material. And with a length of 40mm, these brads are versatile enough to be used in a variety of applications. Overall, I'm highly impressed with the Tacwise 0400 Type 18G/40mm Galvanised Brad Nails. They're an excellent choice for anyone in need of reliable and sturdy brads that can withstand the test of time. I would highly recommend them to both DIY-ers and professionals alike. With a 5000 pack, you'll have plenty of brads to work with and can tackle any project with confidence.

Good product

I needed these nails for my nail gun.

Was running low on 50mm brads for putting up some new skirting boards and saw this big pack of Tacwise nails. Proper job! They feed through my nailer a treat, hardly any jams at all which is always a bonus. The 50mm length is spot on for getting a good fixing into the studs behind the plasterboard. And being galvanised, I don't have to worry too much if the dog slobbers on the skirting (he's a bit daft like that). For five thousand of 'em, it's a cracking price too. Should keep me going for a good while!

I bought these brad nails thinking I’d just need a handful for a quick job. Now I’ve got 5,000 of the things, which means either I’ll be nailing bits of wood together until 2040, or I’ll bequeath the leftovers to my grandchildren. They’re galvanised, which basically means they won’t rust the moment you glance at them suspiciously. Perfect if, like me, your DIY projects spend more time half-finished in the shed than actually completed. At 20mm, they’re just the right size for trim, panels, or the classic “I’ll just nail this and hope it holds” jobs. They fit my nailer like a glove, fire in smoothly, and so far haven’t bent, buckled, or staged a revolt. The sheer volume of them is oddly reassuring. I now feel like the B&Q version of Scrooge McDuck — instead of a vault of gold coins, I’ve got a box of nails. Verdict: Solid, dependable, and far more than any sane person could need in one lifetime. But if civilisation collapses tomorrow, I’ll be the bloke with the nails.

Bought for fixing hardboard over rough floorboards. Turns out they were a bit small for the 3mm board. Never had any issues with tacwise products. I ended up buying 13mm ones that were much better for the job.

Haven't used them yet but looks ok