Hand-forged wrought-iron nails – 35/65 mm

Traditional square-shank nails in forged iron or pewter finish

Add authentic, hand-forged character to furniture and joinery with these wrought-iron nails. Each piece is individually forged, so no two are exactly alike—perfect for visible fixings on restorations, trunks and rustic interiors. The broad head and square shank give confident purchase for decorative applications, while the choice of 35 or 65 mm suits light trims through to sturdier work. Order per piece, as sets, or per kilo for larger jobs.

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Product Information

• Material: Wrought iron

• Finish: Forged iron or pewter (tin-effect)

• Size/Dimensions: Length 35 mm or 65 mm; head ≈ 12–16 mm; shank ≈ 4–5 mm

• Fixing/Mounting: Hammer-in; pre-drill recommended for hardwood

• Variants/Colours: Sizes 35 mm / 65 mm; finishes forged iron / pewter; packaging: per piece; sets 12 / 24 / 48; per 1 kg (≈ 96 pcs @ 35 mm / 66 pcs @ 65 mm)

• Use: Decorative, visible fixings on furniture, doors/shutters, chests, panels and interior builds

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Product Features

• Hand-forged—each nail has unique hammer marks and patina

• Square shank for a firm, traditional bite in timber

• Broad head gives a visible, characterful finish

• Choice of 35 or 65 mm for different scales of work

• Forged-iron or pewter finish to match hardware and wood tones

• Buy per piece, in sets, or per kilo for efficient project planning

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Suitable For

• Furniture restoration: cabinets, dressers, tables and benches

• Trunks and chests (toy, blanket, travel)

• Interior doors & shutters as decorative fasteners

• Country/industrial interiors and bespoke joinery

• DIY projects: wall panelling, trims and display pieces

Installation / Styling / Care Tips

• Pre-drill pilots—especially in hardwood—for clean seating and maximum hold.

• Tap home steadily; align heads for a tidy, intentional look.

• Leave to develop natural patina, or wax lightly for a darker sheen.

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A modest detail that brings real craft and history to woodwork—honest materials with a finish that only gets better over time.

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