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    BOLTS

    Bolts are a key fastening choice across a wide range of industries and applications. Their strong, threaded design ensures a secure and reliable connection that excels in holding materials together.

    Check out our guide below to find the right bolt for your job:

    Your guide to the right bolt for the job

    Whether you’re working on construction, furniture assembly, fencing, or heavy-duty applications, our extensive range of bolts has you covered. Select the bolt you need from the selection below and we'll show you what we have available. Bolts are available to purchase online or in-branch at your local PlaceMakers.

    Select the type

    Explore the range available at PlaceMakers and click SHOP OUR RANGE to select between stainless steel or galvanised and choose your sizes. Not sure? Come in-store to discuss your needs.

    A hex head bolt, also known as a hex bolt, is a type of fastener characterised by its hexagonal (six-sided) head. This design allows for easy turning with a spanner or a socket. Hex head bolts are used to create a strong and secure connection between materials and are designed to be used with a matching nut and washer. They are frequently used in construction projects for securing wooden beams, metal frames, and concrete structures.

    A coach bolt, also known as a carriage bolt, features a round, domed head with a square section underneath that prevents the bolt from turning when a nut is tightened. These bolts are used to secure wood to wood or wood to metal connections, providing a strong and reliable hold. Commonly utilised in woodworking projects, fencing, and decking; coach bolts offer both strength and a good looking finish.

    A coach screw features a hexagonal head that allows for easy turning with a spanner or socket. Designed for joining heavy timber or affixing metal to wood, these screws provide a strong, secure connection often needing a pilot hole. Unlike bolts, coach screws do not protrude through the materials they fasten, ensuring a neat finish.

    Nuts, washers, and rods are essential components to accompany bolts. Nuts are typically hexagonal with internal threads, used to secure bolts and screws, providing a strong and reliable connection. Washers are thin, flat discs with a central hole, designed to distribute the load of threaded fasteners, reduce surface wear, and improve fastening connections by offering a larger bearing surface. Rods, also known as threaded rods or studs, are long, straight bars with continuous threading, used to connect and secure materials over a distance.

    The complete guide to Fastenings

    The cornerstone of construction - fastenings. Everything that we build gets its strength, reliability, and precision of from the fastenings invisibly holding things together.

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