Nails(458 products)

Paulin 2-1/2-inch (8d) Box Framing Nails Phosphate - 30lbs (approx. 4205 pcs. per package)

Paulin Box Framing Phosphate Nails are recommended for thinner wood materials such as 3/4 inch thick lumber and exterior trim. Box nails have a thinner smooth shank than Common Nails therefore not ideal for structural projects. Phosphate coated for improved holding power, reduced friction during installation and increased corrosion protection. Not recommended for treated lumber.

Paulin 1-1/2-inch Zinc Plated Finishing Nails - 2oz

Approach your woodworking project with confidence using our Finish Nails. Finish nails provide a seamless solution for fastening your decorative moldings and interior trim. The small countersinking head is designed to lie beneath the surface for concealment. You'll find these nails also work great for furniture, and small projects, such as wooden jewelry boxes. Do not use in treated lumber or where corrosion is a concern.

Paulin 3-1/2-inch (16d) Box Framing Nails Phosphate - 30lbs (approx. 2082 pcs. per package)

Paulin Box Framing Phosphate Nails are recommended for thinner wood materials such as 3/4 inch thick lumber and exterior trim. Box nails have a thinner smooth shank than Common Nails therefore not ideal for structural projects. Phosphate coated for improved holding power, reduced friction during installation and increased corrosion protection. Not recommended for treated lumber.

Grip-Rite 2 Inch x .113 30 Degree Bright Smooth Shank Nails (4,000 per Box)

For the most comprehensive selection of collated staples, look for Grip-Rite Collated Fasteners, the most popular brand of fasteners in America. Collated fasteners are held together with paper, wire, plastic, tape, or glue at a specific angle for use with power nailers and staplers. No matter what the project or what size the job, Grip-Rite Collated Fasteners are the optimal fastening solution, available nationwide from a variety of dealers and retail establishments. There are many sizes and styles of collated staples available. As construction materials and techniques evolve, fastener design keeps pace with the changing technology. Fastener needs vary from project to project and the safety and life expectancy of the project can be extended or compromised based upon the fastener used.