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Finance Available

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UKFR - ROOFING AND INSULATION SPECIALISTS

Rivets

Create a secure bond between two materials with our range of EJOT rivets. With many variations to suit a wide range of applications, you can be sure to find a rivet suitable for your project in our selection below.
 

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UKFR - ROOFING AND INSULATION SPECIALISTS

Rivets

Create a secure bond between two materials with our range of EJOT rivets. With many variations to suit a wide range of applications, you can be sure to find a rivet suitable for your project in our selection below.
 

Shop all Rivets

 
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Featured Products

EJOT Closed end rivet AL E/V 4.8

£14.10 inc. VAT

£11.75 ex. VAT

EJOT V/V

£8.40 inc. VAT

£7.00 ex. VAT

EJOT D11 AL/V 4.8 x 16

£8.40 inc. VAT

£7.00 ex. VAT

EJOT Bulb Tite rivet

£51.30 inc. VAT

£42.75 ex. VAT

EJOT AL/V 4.8 coloured rivets

£33.30 inc. VAT

£27.75 ex. VAT

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Rivets

Bind two materials together with EJOT rivets.

At UKFR, we sell a wide range of dome head, large flange & pop rivets available in different dimensions suitable for many projects.
 

What is a Rivet?

A rivet is a type of fastener consisting of a cylindrical shaft with a head (mandrel) on one end and a tail (body) on the other. They are used to bind two or more materials together by creating a hole, inserting the rivet and deforming the tail end to create a permanent connection.

Rivets tighten much faster compared to regular screws or bolts, along with being both durable and flexible offering wide functionality suitable for metalwork, sheet materials, woodworking and more.

There are many types of rivets out there, each suitable for different tasks including threaded insert rivets, rivet nuts and blind, solid, snap & tubular rivets. They come in a variety of sizes and are suitable wherever a strong, reliable and permanent joint is required.
 

The Best Place To Buy Rivets

At UKFR, we sell a wide range of professional steel and aluminium rivets suitable for various construction and DIY projects, all of which vary in diameter, length and grip ranges so you can find the one that meets your requirements.

For side lap stitching applications requiring a watertight and secure joint, the EJOT Closed end rivet AL E/V 4.8 or EJOT Bulb Tite rivet are designed with expanding claws on the underside which will work perfectly every time to ensure structural integrity, and weather resistance and prevent water or air from entering.

For multi-purpose rivets where you want them to blend in with their surroundings, the EJOT AL/V 4.8 coloured rivets will be right for you. Available in a variety of colours including anthracite-grey, ocean blue and olive green.

These metal rivets provide great structural integrity and load support and are made from corrosion-resistant materials including aluminium, galvanised carbon steel & stainless steel.

Thanks to the rigid connection, EJOT rivets never loosen over time and provide a secure and dependable connection that will last years to come.
 

Why Buy From UKFR?

At UKFR, we take pride in being a reliable and established supplier of aluminium and steel rivet fixings. Having been supporting the construction and roofing industries for over 50 years, we know how important it is to have the right fixings for the right job.

Our happy customers across the country can attest to the quality of our products and the excellent service we provide. If you have any questions or are unsure about what you need, please feel free to get in touch with us today. We're always happy to help!

 

Frequently Asked Questions

Solid rivets are the traditional type of rivets and consist of a solid shaft, a head, and a tail, and are commonly used for structural purposes. To install them, both sides of the materials need to be accessible.

Whereas blind rivets, also known as pop rivets, are designed to be installed from one side of the materials being joined, with the mandrel breaking off. They are designed to be installed from one side of the materials being joined and are made up of a hollow body with a rod inside. By pulling the rod, the rivet body is deformed, and a second head is created to securely fasten the two materials together. 

Blind rivets also offer wide versatility and can be used to replace adhesives & sealants, nuts & bolts and screws (including countersunk, hex and more).

Rivet fixings have varying head sizes, each serving different purposes. The most common are:

  • Dome head rivets: Rounded finish for a neat appearance
  • Countersunk (flush) head rivets: Smooth finish below the surface of the adjoining materials
  • Pan head rivets: Rounded head with a flat top and commonly used when load distribution is needed.
  • Truss head rivets: Low-profile & wide-head that can handle heavier loads and provide increased resistance.

Rivets are installed by inserting the rivet into pre-drilled holes in the materials to be joined. The tail end of the rivet is then deformed or set using a special riveting tool such as a rivet gun, or something found in a standard toolkit such as a spanner/wrench.

Solid rivets are generally considered permanent fasteners, however, some blind rivets can be removed used using specialised tools - although this can be a risky process leading to damages or additional repair work.

When laying sheets side by side, side laps can form. To prevent water from seeping in through these overlaps, you should lay the shorter unfinished sides of the sheets over the previous sheet and bind them together using a watertight rivet. For an even more water-tight connection, install alongside a rivet washer.