Maclock Timber Spikes
Hold Timber Together
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| Maclock Timber Spikes are designed for use in timber where a permanent locking of the timber sections is required. The expanded locking head passes throught the timber compressing the fibres and quickly releasing them into the narrow neck of the spike. When fully driven into position the fibre gathered behind the expanded head forms a barrier impeding withdrawal locking the timber sections togother. |
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It is difficult to find a fastener that will hold in the end grain of timber. Bolts are not practical, coach screws unwind, nails and deck spikes pull out or work loose. Maclock Timber Spikes hold firmly!!!
Maclock Timber Spikes effectively lock rails to the outside of posts. It is completely concealed. No protruding heads, threads or nuts. No sharp strapping. No loose nails.
And the cost of Maclock is most competitive when compared with galvanised bolts and nuts. A much longer bolt is required to do the same job.
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Timber retaining walls can be more effectively secured by using Maclock Timber Spikes. Multiple logs can be successfully held together making the structure safer.
Vertically driven Maclock Timber Spikes will hold multiple logs together, horizontally driven Maclock secure logs to the uprights.
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Maclock Timber Spikes are simple to use. Drill 8mm diameter pilot hole where you will be driving the Maclock Timber Spike. Drive in the spike until it is firmly in the timber and is securing the materials in position.
Be certain to select the correct Maclock Timber Spike.
Do not allow the spike to protrude from the timber.
When driving into end grain use the longest practical Maclock Timber Spike.
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Hot Dipped Galvanised Finish
| Sizes: 9mm (0.35") Diameter x 125mm (5"), 150mm (6"), 175mm (7"), 225mm (9"), 275mm (11"). |
Maclock Fasteners hold timber together