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The TIMCO Slate Hooks are designed for professional roofers and DIY enthusiasts who need a reliable, efficient method for attaching slate tiles to timber battens. These hooks serve as a robust alternative to traditional copper clout nails, providing a stable, point-driven support system that simplifies slate repairs and replacements. While they are highly durable, users should ensure their specific slate thickness is compatible with the hook design before starting large-scale installations.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | SSSH110 |
| Brand | TIMCO |
No, these hooks are specifically designed for timber battens.
Each pack contains 500 individual slate hooks.
The hooks feature a durable colour-coated finish designed to withstand standard environmental exposure.
Each hook has a 2.7mm diameter.
While intended for repairs and replacements, they can be used for new roof installations if your design specifies hook-fixing methods.
Ensure the batten is not made of exceptionally hard wood; pre-drill a small starter hole if necessary.
Check that the hook is fully seated against the timber batten and the slate is resting properly on the arm.
To install these hooks, ensure your timber battens are clear of debris. Position the hook so the point sits flush against the batten and the arm supports the bottom edge of the slate. These hooks are 2.7mm in diameter; verify your batten material is not excessively hardened to avoid bending the hook point. For maintenance, keep the remaining pack in a dry storage area to prevent moisture from compromising the colour coating. Ensure compatibility by checking that your slate type and thickness align with standard residential slate sizes, as oversized or excessively heavy slate slabs may require specialized anchoring methods beyond standard hook systems.
