Nails For Shingles Siding

Drive nails flush with the surface.

Nails for shingles siding.

1 hot dipped galvanized premium white siding nails. Even though they are more visible than finish nails you need common nails which have heads to prevent the siding from backing off the wall when it gets wet and begins to warp. Each bag contains enough nails to install approximately one square 100 ft 2 of siding. 3 use the grip rite 11 x 1 1 4 in.

8d hot galvanized spiral these grip rite 2 1 2 in. If your roof is made of wood and pallets you should consider using a screw shank nail instead of a hand driven nail. Use the grip rite 11 x 1 1 4 in. Nailing schedule for wood shingles white cedar shingles are nailed 1 1 2 inch above the butt line and 3 4 inch in from each end.

More product details close. Manufacturers recommend a 1 1 4 inch 3d box or shingle nail for new construction and a 1 3 4 inch 5d nail when going over another siding material. Designed for use with all weatherside fiber cement siding shingles. Maze stormguard double hot dip galvanized nails are recommended by many of the fiber cement manufacturers and the cedar shake and shingle bureau.

15 coil ated nails labeled for fiber cement and cedar shakes shingles. The screw shank nails. Nails should be long enough to penetrate sheathing at least 3 4. These nails feature a spiral design.

Stanley bostitch 1 3 8 in 15 gauge 15 degree galvanized steel siding nails 3600 count. If you need bigger nails including pikes you may need to place a special order at the hardware store. 3 degree electro galvanized steel roofing nails 5 lb pack for applying roofing asphalt shingles insulation board and felt to wood substrates. These coil nails along with maze bulk collated stick nails are the right nails for the job.

Type 316 stainless steel should be used in corrosive environments or when a pressure treatment or a fire retardant treatment has been applied to the wood. Our cedar shingle nails are slender and still to resist wood splitting.