Screws, fixings and hardware for interiors and fit-out in Kenya
Drywall and gypsum screws, MDF and chipboard screws, timber screws, frame and cavity fixings, rivet nuts, door closers and floor springs for offices, shops and homes.
Everything behind a clean finish
The screws, plugs and hardware that partitions, joinery and doors are built with. Private buildings completed in Nairobi rose 15.1% to 25,090 units in 2025 (KNBS Economic Survey 2026).
Drywall screws
Fine thread for metal studs, coarse thread for timber.
Chipboard and timber screws
MDF, chipboard and structural timber screws.
Frame fixings and plugs
fischer SXR frame fixings and expansion plugs.
Cavity fixings
Plasterboard and metal cavity fixings for hollow walls.
Door hardware
Door closers and floor springs.
Woodworking tools
Sanders, routers, planers and jigsaws.
Questions buyers ask
Which drywall screw for metal studs or timber?
Fine-thread drill-point screws for light steel studs up to about 1 mm thick; coarse-thread screws grip better in timber framing.
How do I fix a door frame to blockwork?
With a push-through frame fixing such as fischer SXR, assessed under ETA-07/0121 for windows, doors and gates: countersunk screws for timber frames, hex heads for metal ones.
Do MDF screws need pilot holes?
Yes. Drill pilots at 85 to 95% of the screw's core diameter and at least 1 mm deeper than the screw, and keep face screws 12 mm from edges and 25 mm from corners.
How do I get a strong thread in thin sheet or tube?
Fit a blind rivet nut. It sets from one side and gives a load-bearing thread in thin walls and hollow sections, without tapping or welding a nut.
What holds heavy items on a hollow wall?
A metal cavity fixing or plasterboard fixing spreads the load behind the board; for very heavy items fix through into the stud or frame.
What do drywall and chipboard screws cost in Kenya?
Prices come on a quote. Send the items, sizes and quantities on WhatsApp or through the website and the sales team replies with a priced quote you can accept online.
Read before you order
HSS, cobalt or SDS: the right drill bit for steel, stainless and concrete
Which drill bit for mild steel, stainless, brick and concrete: HSS DIN 338, cobalt, SDS Plus and SDS Max, with speeds, sizes and what 10/100/160 means.
Socket cap, countersunk, button or grub: choosing Allen screws
The four hex socket (Allen) screw heads, what each is for, the hex key size for every metric size, and when 12.9 black beats A2 stainless.
DIN 933 or DIN 931? Full thread vs half thread hex bolts
DIN 933 is threaded to the head, DIN 931 keeps a plain shank. Which one carries shear, which one suits tapped holes, how to pick the length and grade.
Stainless, zinc-plated or galvanised: fasteners for outdoor and coastal sites
Choosing fasteners that will not rust: zinc-plated indoors, hot-dip galvanised outdoors, stainless A2 and A4 by the sea, and the mistakes that cause early corrosion.
Inch or metric? Reading bolt sizes like 1/2" x 1-1/2" and M12 x 40
How to read and order inch and metric bolts: diameter first, then length, UNC, UNF and BSW threads, and why an M12 nut will not fit a 1/2 inch bolt.
Fixing steel to concrete: wedge, sleeve or chemical anchor?
Which anchor holds steel on concrete: wedge anchors, sleeve (rawl) bolts or chemical anchors, with sizes, installation steps and when to use each.
Bolt grades 4.8, 8.8, 10.9 and 12.9 explained: what HT means
What the numbers on a bolt head mean, when an 8.8 HT bolt is enough and when to use 10.9, which nut to pair with each grade, and DIN 931 versus DIN 933.
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