Common nails are robust and versatile fasteners made from high-quality steel. They are characterized by their smooth shank, flat head, and pointed tip, which make them suitable for a variety of construction and woodworking tasks. The nails are designed to provide strong holding power and resist bending under pressure. Common nails are used in a range of applications due to their durability, ease of driving into materials, and ability to hold securely.
Usage
Common nails are used in various applications across multiple industries:
- General Construction:
- Framing: Ideal for framing wooden structures such as walls, floors, and roofs, providing strong support and stability.
- Sheathing: Used for attaching plywood or OSB sheathing to wooden frames.
- Carpentry:
- Furniture Building: Commonly used in the construction of wooden furniture and cabinetry due to their strong hold.
- Woodworking: Suitable for general woodworking tasks including trim work, paneling, and moldings.
- DIY Projects:
- Home Improvement: Useful for a variety of home improvement projects such as building shelves, securing wood panels, and repairing wooden items.
- Crafts: Employed in various crafting projects where strong, reliable nails are required.
Specs
- Material:High-grade steel for durability and strength
- Finish:Typically available in galvanized, plain, or coated finishes depending on the application and environment
- Sizes:Available in various lengths and diameters, commonly ranging from 1.5 inches to 4 inches in length and 6d to 16d in gauge
- Head Type:Flat head for easy driving and flush finish
- Point Type:Sharp point for easy penetration into wood and other materials
- Applications:
- General Construction: Framing, sheathing, and structural support
- Carpentry: Furniture building, trim work, and woodworking
- DIY Projects: Home improvement, repairs, and crafts