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Product Type

Box Nails
Brad Nails
Brads
Cap Nails
Common Nails
Concrete Nails
Connector Nails
Deck Nails
Drywall Nails
Finishing Nails
Flat Head Anchoring Spikes
Flooring Nails
Framing Nails
Masonry Nails
Nails for Steel
Pin Nails
Roofing Nails
Scaffold Nails
Siding Nails
Sinker Nails
Trim Nails
Truss Nails
U Drive Screw
Underlayment Nails

Application

Attaching Furring Strips
Attaching Joist Hangers
Attaching Roofing Felt
Baseboards
Carpentry
Cement Forms
Cinder Block
Decking
Drywall
Exterior Framing
Fastening Asphalt Roof Shingles
Fastening Joist Hangers
Fastening Underlayment and Plywood to Floors
Fastening Wood Molding
Fastening Wood To Concrete
Finish Carpentry Projects
Finish Carpentry Work
Flooring
Flooring and Picture Framing
Framing Angles
Framing Work
General Construction
General Repairs
House Wrap
Insulation Foam Board
Interior Framing
Interior Trim
Landscape Anchoring
Molding
Mortar Joints
Outdoor Fastening Wood Molding
Railroad Tie Anchoring
Roofing
Sheathing
Stairs
Stairs and Detail Work
Sub Floor
Temporary Construction
Trim
Underlayment

Head Type

Head Diameter

3/32 in
7/64 in
0.125 in
9/64 in
5/32 in
3/16 in
13/64 in
7/32 in
15/64 in
1/4 in
17/64 in
9/32 in
19/64 in
5/16 in
11/32 in
3/8 in
13/32 in
27/64 in
7/16 in
5/8 in
3/4 in
1 in
1-1/4 in
1-1/2 in
1-3/4 in
2 in
2-1/2 in
0 in
1/200 in
0.094 in
0.099 in
0.127 in
0.162 in
0.172 in
0.188 in
0.211 in
0.219 in
0.234 in
0.26 in
0.266 in
0.281 in
0.285 in
0.297 in
0.309 in
0.313 in
0.359 in
0.406 in
0.408 in
0.453 in

Shank Type

Smooth shank nails do not have any features that improve holding power in the mounting surface. This makes them the easiest to install but also provides the least amount of resistance to being pulled straight out.
Ring shank nails feature a series of rings that act as annular threads and improve their holding power. They are commonly used for wood fixtures where there is minimal chance of expansion such as underlayment or subflooring.
Barbed shank nails feature backward-angled rings or barbs that dig into the mounting surface and help resist pull-out forces.
Spiral shank nails feature spiral threads or flutes that force the nail to rotate as it is driven into place. Also called spiral shanks, they require more force to install than other types of nails, but provide much more holding power.
Fluted shank nails feature grooves and ridges that run along their length. This increases their surface area and allows for a more solid bond with uncured concrete. They are commonly used to secure floor plates and furring strips in place on construction sites.

Shank Diameter

1/16 in
5/64 in
3/32 in
7/64 in
1/8 in
9/64 in
5/32 in
11/64 in
3/16 in
7/32 in
1/4 in
0.375 in
0.625 in
0.75 in
1 in
1.0625 in
1.25 in
1.5 in
1.75 in
1.875 in
2 in
2.375 in
2.5 in
3 in
3.25 in
3.5 in
0.023 in
0.027 in
0.029 in
0.039 in
0.047 in
0.0475 in
0.063 in
0.072 in
0.08 in
0.082 in
0.083 in
0.091 in
0.0915 in
0.092 in
0.0938 in
0.099 in
0.102 in
0.105 in
0.108 in
0.109 in
0.11 in
0.113 in
0.115 in
0.12 in
0.1205 in
0.1278 in
0.128 in
0.131 in
0.134 in
0.135 in
0.137 in
0.145 in
0.148 in
0.1483 in
0.1563 in
0.162 in
0.177 in
0.192 in
0.92 in

Length

1/8 in
3/16 in
1/4 in
5/16 in
3/8 in
1/2 in
5/8 in
3/4 in
1 in
1-3/16 in
1-1/4 in
1-3/8 in
1-1/2 in
1-7/8 in
2 in
2-1/4 in
2-3/8 in
2-1/2 in
2-7/8 in
3 in
3-1/8 in
3-1/4 in
3-1/2 in
3-3/4 in
4 in
8 in
10 in
12 in

Gauge

0.102 in
0.108 in
0.12 in
0.137 in
0.145 in
6 ga
7 ga
8 ga
9 ga
10 ga
10-1/4 ga
10-1/2 ga
11 ga
11-1/2 ga
12 ga
12-1/2 ga
13 ga
14 ga
15 ga
16 ga
18 ga
21 ga
23 ga
24 ga

Point Type

Blunt
Blunt Diamond
Blunt Pilot Point
Chisel
Conical
Diamond
Pilotted
Pinched

Penny Size

10D
12D
16D
20D
2D
3D
4D
5D
6D
7D
8D

Material

Steel is an alloy made up of iron with typically a few tenths of a percent of carbon to improve its strength and fracture resistance compared to other forms of iron.
18-8 Stainless Steel is naturally corrosion-resistant, stainless steel is a ferrous alloy that contains at least 11% chromium to prevent iron from rusting and makes it resistant to heat and breakage.
304 Stainless Steel is more corrosion resistant than galvanized steel.
Stainless Steel is a group of ferrous alloys that contains a minimum of approximately 11% chromium, a composition that prevents the iron from rusting and also provides heat-resistant properties.
Aluminum is one-third the weight of steel and inherently corrosion-resistant.

Steel
18-8 Stainless Steel
304 Stainless Steel
Aluminum

Finish

Plain
Black Phosphate
Zinc Plated
Galvanized
Hot Dipped Galvanized
Vinyl Coated

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Country of Origin: US

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Nails & Spikes

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Nails and spikes are fasteners that are driven into a surface and provide holding power to attach one item to another. Nails handle shear loads better than screws and are easier to install, making them ideal for construction. Nails are loose-pack fasteners that are driven into wood and other building materials with a hammer to hold them together. Collated nails come in strings or strips and are designed for use with a nail gun. Spikes are larger nails meant for use holding larger items in place or anchoring landscaping fabrics. U-drive screws for masonry hammer into softer materials and secure items using highly angled threads.