Where to buy nails for nail guns

Nail guns are a great time and labour-saving device for both professional and DIY use. Sometimes, it can be difficult to get hold of the correct replacement nails for your specific nail gun, and it is important to be able to source them at a good price. This article explains where to buy nails for nail guns.

Nail guns

There are many different types of nail guns, such as air nailers, paslode nail guns, staple guns etc. All of which have some form of nail / staples which will need replacing when they run out. It is very important for the safety of the user and the long-term maintenance of the nail tool that the correct nails are used in each device. If the local hardware store does not stock the correct ones for your tool, then you will need to search elsewhere.

Locating replacement nails

There are many places where you can look for and buy replacement nails, and depending on the specific tool that you have and the location that you live in will largely determine where you will buy these from. Shops If you live in a large town or a city, then there should be a large number of places from where to purchase replacement nails. Firstly, if you purchased it from a shop, then it is likely that the same shop will sell replacement nails. There are many large trade stores that stock nail guns and sell replacement brad nails, flooring nails, paslode gas, air nails, porta nails etc. These are places such as Travis Perkins, Screw Fix, and Wickes. They are likely to have the largest range of mails in the stores. General DIY stores also now stock some nail guns, and will usually have replacement nails and gas etc for the items that they sell. These are places such as Homebase, B&Q, and Focus DIY. Online There are an abundance of websites that offer a massive range of nails for nail guns . If you do not live in a large town or city, this may be the easiest way for you to locate replacements. Also, If you have an unusual or unique tool, it may be difficult to find equipment for it in the shops. Ebay and Amazon have a large range available, and there are also online resource shops for all of the previously mentioned shops. There are also a large number of specialist online tool shops such as
My-tool-shed.co.uk, Tooled-up.com, and Tool-net.co.uk.