Nails & Staples

Double hot dipped galvanized ring shank nails for the new treated lumber. Made from stiffer stock steel so the shanks can be smaller in diameter to help reduce wood splitting without bending. Ring and spiral shanks provide exceptional holding power...

Spiral double hot-dip galvanized small head. Multiple uses with siding, trim, fencing, decking, etc. All-around nail. Extra stiff shank for easy driving. Self-seating head. Stormguard double dipped in molten zinc. ACQ compatible. 2" length. 12-gauge...

For fastening furring strips, floor plates, and partition walls. Fluted shank. Hardened steel. For best results drive nails 3" or more from edge of masonry or block allowing 3/4" penetration. Safety glasses recommended when driving hardened nails. 5/16"...

For fastening furring strips, floor plates, and partition walls. Fluted shank. Hardened steel. For best results drive nails 3" or more from edge of masonry or block allowing 3/4" penetration. Safety glasses recommended when driving hardened nails. 5/16"...

Ideal for attaching wood members to cinder block walls as well as to fresh concrete. The blunt point and tapered shank cause minimal spalling during penetration and offer even greater pull-out resistance than wire masonry nails. 3/4" penetration is...

For fastening furring strips, floor plates, and partition walls. Fluted shank. Hardened steel. For best results drive nails 3" or more from edge of masonry or block allowing 3/4" penetration. Safety glasses recommended when driving hardened nails. 5/16"...

For fastening furring strips, floor plates, and partition walls. Fluted shank. Hardened steel. For best results drive nails 3" or more from edge of masonry or block allowing 3/4" penetration. Safety glasses recommended when driving hardened nails. 5/16"...

For fastening furring strips, floor plates, and partition walls. Fluted shank. Hardened steel. For best results drive nails 3" or more from edge of masonry or block allowing 3/4" penetration. Safety glasses recommended when driving hardened nails. 5/16"...

Ideal for attaching wood members to cinder block walls as well as to fresh concrete. The blunt point and tapered shank cause minimal spalling during penetration and offer even greater pull-out resistance than wire masonry nails. 3/4" penetration is...

Ideal for attaching wood members to cinder block walls as well as to fresh concrete. The blunt point and tapered shank cause minimal spalling during penetration and offer even greater pull-out resistance than wire masonry nails. 3/4" penetration is...

Ideal for attaching wood members to cinder block walls as well as to fresh concrete. The blunt point and tapered shank cause minimal spalling during penetration and offer even greater pull-out resistance than wire masonry nails. 3/4" penetration is...

Hot-dipped galvanized. Designed to attach treated wood sill plates to newly poured concrete. New treated lumber compatible. For best results, a drilling hammer is recommended. True hot-dip galvanizing reduces the temper of hardened square nails, so it...