Brad Nails 15G Angled 34 Degree

15G angled brad nails are precision fixings for second fix work, fired at 34° for tight access into corners, trims and reveals. They deliver a strong hold with a cleaner finish than traditional nails, making them ideal for fit-out and fine timber jobs.

What Are 15G Angled Brad Nails Used For?

These nails are perfect for trim, boarding and joinery where you need strength but still want minimal filler or surface damage. The angled design means you can fire tight into corners and between returns easily.

• Fixing Skirting and Architrave – Secure long runs flush to wall or reveals with minimal visual footprint after filling.
• Panelling and MDF Fixing – Tack panels or boards into walls or frames without cracking edges or blowing out timber.
• Door Linings and Stops – Install linings, stops or edging strips cleanly, especially where access is restricted.
• Stair Trims and Rails – Fasten mouldings and nosings to stairs where angle firing gives tighter results than square nailers.

Who Uses 15G Angled Brad Nails?

Favoured by second fix carpenters, fitters and joiners, 15G nails offer strength with a neater finish than screws or larger head nails.

• Trim Carpenters – Use them to run skirting, cornice, dados and beading quickly and flush.
• Joinery Fitters – Ideal for boxing in, stairwork, handrail installs or shelving reveals.
• Fit-Out Crews – Tidy up corners, edge boardings and decorative finishing where time and finish both matter.
• General Builders – For door frames, reveals, cover boards and boxing panels needing strong hold and clean looks.

What Jobs Are 15G Angled Brad Nails Best At?

They’re the go-to for awkward angles, corner returns and anywhere you need hold without splitting timber or loading a screw gun mid-job.

• Fitting Skirting Around Radiators or Pipes – Angle the nail head into tight returns without pulling trim away from the wall.
• Fixing Scotia or Cornice Boards – Pin ceiling or floor trims at 34° for better hold and invisible results post-caulk.
• Upright Boxing Install – Fire brads into tight column or pipe box outs where square nailers won’t sit flush.
• End Cap or Nosing Fix – Secure stair nosing or edge caps quickly without risking screw cracks.
• Trimming Fire Door Linings – Secure hardwood linings with strong brads that don’t require pre-drilling.

How to Choose the Best 15G 34° Angled Nails

Your brads need to suit gun, timber and job spec — here’s how to pick the right pack every time.

1. Nail Length

Standard sizes range from 32–64mm. Shorter for trims and beads, longer for structural casing and stair work.

2. Angled Collation

15G brads use a 34° angled strip — make sure your nailer supports this format for clean firing and jam-free work.

3. Head Style

D-head or slight offset brads provide strong hold with just enough visibility for flush finishing.

4. Finish Type

Galv for interior or covered use. Stainless for bathrooms, kitchens or exposed locations. Bright steel for dry builds only.

5. Shank Profile

Smooth shank brads drive cleanly and resist jamming. Some brads feature slight rings for added pull resistance on dense materials.

Angled Brad Nail Accessories & Add-Ons

• Spare nail strips in multiple lengths for different stages of fit-out
• Gun oil and cleaner for maintaining firing action on angled nailers
• Non-marring tips for pinning on finished or pre-painted trim work

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