screws, dowels, nails

Screws and nails for assembly, interior finishing, and installation

Screws create connections that are both stable and detachable, making them indispensable for a wide range of assembly tasks. Various types are available depending on the material and application. Wood screws and sheet metal screws are suitable for fastening to wood, metal, and other appropriate materials, while chipboard screws are used primarily in furniture making, interior finishing, and construction involving wood-based materials. Appliance screws are mainly used for installation and assembly work—for instance, to securely mount switches, sockets, and other installation components. The range is complemented by screw hooks, which offer a practical way to hang and secure a wide variety of objects.

 

Nails and steel nails are a proven solution for quick and simple fastening. Steel nails are characterized by their high strength and, depending on the specific type, can be used on harder substrates as well. Nail clips with integrated steel nails combine the nail and the mounting point into a practical fastening solution; they are suitable, for example, for securing cables, sheeting, fabrics, or other materials. This ensures that the right fasteners are available for various assembly tasks—ranging from simple fixings to robust connections in interior finishing and installation work.

 

Wall plugs for secure fastening in various substrates

Choosing the right wall plug depends primarily on the building material and the intended load. Standard wall plugs and multi-purpose plugs offer versatile application options and are suitable for numerous fastening tasks across different substrates. They ensure that screws are reliably anchored in the building material, thereby enabling the secure mounting of items such as light fixtures, installation components, shelves, brackets, and other structural elements. Winged anchors expand the range of fastening options available for specific installation requirements.

 

Hollow-wall anchors are available for lightweight walls and other substrates containing cavities. They are specifically designed to create secure fixing points even where conventional anchors fail to hold firmly. Nail-in anchors—which combine the anchor and nail-screw into a single unit—are particularly practical, enabling rapid installation. They are suitable for fixing items such as moldings, profiles, cable ducts, and other components. By using the right combination of screws, anchors, and nails, a wide variety of fastening tasks—ranging from interior finishing and electrical installations to renovations and general assembly work—can be carried out reliably.