I really would suggest looking at the flat tops would be much quicker and by the time you put you stud adhesive on there you'll have a nice flat wall Bit late with that advice, wall is up and done. Just a question why are the studs so thick for a non load bearing wall? The crimp solution would be good but not for 1.15 However powers fasteners do a '10g flat top tek' that is flatter than a rivet. There is also various articles in our blog section going through each type, the overall grip ranges and their potential uses.Ok stop!!! Don't use Ali then you will have dissimilar metals issues and the steel will rust. Have a look at each individual rivet page for more information on that particular type and its potential uses. Stainless steel rivets offer better corrosion resistance so are generally used in highly corrosive applications such as marine environments. Large flange rivets have much wider head or flange than standard rivets so are significantly better when fastening softer materials such as thin timber or plastic sections. A multi grip rivet is essentially the same as a standard dome head rivet (pop rivet), they just have 2 separate areas in which they can grip onto, so you don't have to worry as much about getting the size exactly right and they're a little more universal in their uses as you can cover a wide grip range without having to stock a wide range yourself. Generally speaking multi grip rivets and dome head rivets are the most popular. They can be used to fasten steel sections together, in plastic applications, aluminium sections or even in some applications join timber to steel. Riveting sections together is a common application used across many industries, from aerospace, general engineering through to general construction. Please view each page when making your selection as although they look the same each style of rivet has different purposes and features, you can navigate our rivet category using the options below:Īll rivets within our range have different characteristics designed for differing applications, whether it be different finishes that provide various levels of corrosion resistance such as aluminium or stainless steel or the overall action of the rivet, it's important to check out each of our pages to determine which rivet will do the best job for your application. We carry a large range of stock in various styles of pop rivets in aluminium and both 304 grade and 316 grade stainless steel, the most common type would be our aluminium dome head rivet, often referred to as pop rivets or blind rivet. On Sale, Kits, Bundles and Clearance Stock.Wire Balustrade Post Fittings and Accessories.

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