THOR Foil Fixers for Timber Frames
Box of 500 (50 strips of 10)
$29.00
Sale price
$29.00
Regular price
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THOR Foil Fixers for Timber Frames
$29.00
Sale price
$29.00
Regular price
GST inclusive
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THOR Foil Fixers (code FF-01) are hammer-driven fixings for holding foil insulation to timber frames, sold by the box of 500. THOR sell them as an economical, non-tear fixing for foil.
Why a fixer rather than staples
Against staples and clouts, THOR point to the large surface area of each fixer, which they say gives a more secure hold. Reduced tearing of the foil is also on their list of advantages.
Timber frames
The fixers are described for timber, and THOR say they are easy to attach to hardwood or pine. Their older product page says the fixers hold foil firmly to timber wall studs. Steel framing is not part of that description, so choose a fixing made for steel on a steel frame.
On site and ordering
Fixing is one hit with a hammer, then a twist of the strip, and the next fixer is ready to drive. Each box holds 500 fixers, made up as 50 strips of 10. Full details are in the table below.
Technical data
Sizes stocked
| Pack | Fixers per box | Make-up | Product code |
|---|---|---|---|
| Box of 500 | 500 | 50 strips of 10 | FF-01 |
Use
| Purpose | Economical, non-tear fixing of foil insulation to timber frames |
|---|---|
| Frame | Timber wall studs and timber frames |
| Timber | Hardwood or pine |
THOR describe them for timber, so use a fixing made for steel on a steel frame.
Hold
| Compared with staples and clouts | More secure hold from the large surface area, per THOR |
|---|---|
| Foil tearing | Reduced, per THOR |
This is THOR's own comparison with staples and clouts.
Fixing method
| Driving | One hit with a hammer |
|---|---|
| Next fixer | Twist the strip and the next one is ready |
Fitting notes
Position a fixer over the foil on the timber frame and drive it with one hit of a hammer. Twist the strip and the next fixer is ready to use. THOR describe the fixers for timber frames in hardwood or pine, so on a steel frame use a fixing made for steel.
Figures are taken from THOR Building Products' web page for (FF-01) Foil Fixers, checked 13 October 2026, and THOR's earlier web page for the same item under the name Foil Fasteners (archived April 2013). THOR can change specifications without notice, so check the current product page before specifying on a job.
Common questions
How many fixers are in a box?
500, made up as 50 strips of 10. THOR's product code is FF-01.
What are they for?
Fixing foil insulation to timber frames. THOR's current page calls them an economical, non-tear fixing, and their older page says they hold foil firmly to timber wall studs.
Can I use them on hardwood framing?
Yes. THOR say they are easy to attach to hardwood or pine.
Do they suit steel framing?
THOR describe them for timber frames, hardwood or pine. Steel is not part of that description, so use a fixing made for steel on a steel frame.
Why use these instead of staples?
THOR say the large surface area of each fixer gives a more secure hold than staples and clouts. They also list reduced tearing as an advantage.
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Answers use THOR Building Products' web page for (FF-01) Foil Fixers (checked 13 October 2026) and THOR's archived 2013 page for the same item, then called Foil Fasteners.
