Nailers & Staple Guns

We sell nailers and staple guns for carpentry, upholstery, roofing, flooring and general construction, covering pneumatic, cordless and combination nail/staple guns built for speed and precision fastening.

Choosing the right tool depends on the fastener type and the job at hand. Dedicated nailers drive nails for framing, flooring and roofing work, staple guns drive staples for upholstery and lighter fixing tasks, and combination nail/staple guns switch between both fastener types on one tool.

Nailers & Staple Guns– Now available at MTN Shop UK.
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Nailers for structural and finish work

Nailers cover a wide range of fastening tasks, from heavy-duty framing nails to fine finish nails for trim and moulding. The right nailer depends on the nail gauge and length the job requires, with framing nailers built for larger structural fasteners and finish nailers built for smaller, less visible fixings. See our full nailers range to compare models by fastener size and application.

Staple guns for upholstery and light fixing

Staple guns drive staples rather than nails, common in upholstery, insulation, roofing felt and other tasks where a staple's wider grip suits the material better than a nail point. See our staple guns range for models built specifically around staple fastening.

Combination nail/staple guns

Some tools switch between nail and staple fastening on the same body, useful when a job needs both fastener types without carrying two separate tools. See our nail/staple guns range for combination models.

Pneumatic vs cordless

Pneumatic nailers and staple guns run off a connected air compressor, giving continuous firing power for high-volume work without battery changes, common on framing and flooring jobs with sustained fastening needs. Cordless models remove the air hose entirely, giving full mobility around a job site or up a ladder, at the cost of needing charged batteries on hand for extended sessions.

Standards and compliance

Nailers and staple guns sold here comply with the relevant EU and UK machinery and product safety directives and carry CE and UKCA marking. Pneumatic tools should always be matched to a compressor with sufficient air delivery to run them safely, and all nail and staple guns should be used with appropriate eye protection given the fastener speeds involved.

Why buy your nailer or staple gun from MTN Shop

All nailers and staple guns sold here are genuine stock. We ship fast across the UK with straightforward returns on unused stock. For trade or bulk orders,

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the fastener the job needs. Nailers suit structural and finish nailing tasks like framing, flooring and trim, while staple guns suit upholstery, insulation and roofing felt, where a staple's wider grip holds better than a nail point.
A combination tool switches between nail and staple fastening on one body, useful for jobs that need both fastener types without carrying two separate tools.
Pneumatic tools give continuous firing power for high-volume work without battery changes, suited to sustained fastening on framing or flooring jobs. Cordless tools remove the air hose for full mobility, better suited to work at height or moving frequently around a site.
Yes. Fasteners are driven at high speed and can ricochet or cause debris to fly, so eye protection is essential when operating any nail or staple gun, regardless of power source.
The material being fastened and the structural or cosmetic requirement of the job. Thicker structural fastening needs a longer, higher-gauge nail, while trim and finish work uses shorter, finer nails to stay less visible in the finished surface.