Why choose Hall Clips 50pk?

Hall Clips 50pk are designed to hold lead flashing securely in chased masonry joints quickly and neatly. Each clip is formed from stainless spring-steel in a V-profile that bites into the chase and helps restrain the lead while you dress and finish the detail.

On chimney flashings, abutments and stepped details, Hall Clips help speed up installation, reduce slippage and keep the line of the flashing more consistent while you work. Instead of cutting wedges on the scaffold, you can push-fit the clip into place and move directly into dressing and pointing.

Key benefits

• Fast push-fit installation: secures lead flashing in seconds.
• Strong grip: spring-steel tension helps reduce movement while dressing.
• Common chase range: suitable for typical 6–18mm joints.
• Corrosion resistance: stainless construction suits exposed roofing work.
• Consistent workflow: especially useful on stepped flashings and long runs.

How Hall Clips are commonly used

Hall Clips 50pk are typically used to provide primary restraint for lead flashing inside a prepared mortar chase before final pointing or sealing. They are especially useful on chimney flashings, stepped abutments, side wall details and other chased lead flashing work where speed and neat positioning matter.

They are not a substitute for correct detailing, but they do make the fixing stage more efficient and more repeatable, particularly when working across multiple steps or longer elevations.

Quick guide to using Hall Clips 50pk

1. Prepare the chase: rake out to a consistent depth and clear dust and loose material.
2. Position the flashing: offer the lead into the joint and set the line correctly.
3. Push in the clips: insert clips at sensible centres, tightening spacing at corners and steps if needed.
4. Dress and finish: complete the flashing and point or seal the chase appropriately.

Good practice and workmanship

Hall Clips are an installation aid, not the whole detail. Durable leadwork still depends on correct chase depth, sensible fixing positions, proper allowance for movement and a suitable finished chase. Clips should help hold the lead cleanly, but the overall weathering performance still comes from correct detailing and finishing.

• Keep chase preparation neat and consistent.
• Adjust clip spacing at corners, steps and awkward transitions.
• Do not rely on clips alone where the overall lead detail needs broader support.
• Finish the chase properly with suitable mortar or compatible sealant.

For guidance aligned with recognised leadwork practice, see The Lead Lads — BS 6915 overview, Neal Roofing — BS 6915 and Neal Roofing’s leadwork service page.

Where Hall Clips 50pk excel on site

These clips are especially useful where you need to keep a flashing line steady while forming, dressing and finishing the lead. On refurbishment projects, they can help deal with variable masonry joints more quickly. On new-build work, they provide a cleaner and more predictable fixing routine when repeating similar details across multiple elevations.

Best paired with

Pair Hall Clips 50pk with suitable chase sealants or pointing materials, and order alongside your rolled lead sheet and other leadwork fixings for a cleaner one-stop buying route.

At a glance — Hall Clips 50pk

Product	Hall Clips 50pk
Material	Stainless spring-steel
Profile	V-shaped push-fit clip
Chase size	6–18mm
Primary use	Restraining lead flashing in chased joints prior to pointing or sealing
Typical applications	Chimneys, abutments, stepped flashings and side-wall details
Typical spacing	Approximately 450mm centres, with closer spacing where needed at corners and steps

Why trades use them

• Faster than cutting timber wedges
• Helps keep flashing lines tidy while dressing
• Suitable for many common chase sizes
• Simple and dependable for routine lead flashing work

For unusually wide joints or project-specific detailing, always check the actual chase condition and select the fixing method that best suits the detail.