Drywall Nails

Paulin 2-1/2-inch (8d) Spiral Siding Nails Hot Galvanized - 1.5kg (approx. 640 pcs. per package)

Paulin Spiral Siding Nails are used for hiding nails in clapboards or cedar siding. Large head with spiral shank to minimize wood splitting and for a stronger hold. Hot galvanized finish recommended for exterior applications where corrosion resitance is required.

Paulin 2-inch Plastic Cap Nails Electro Galvanized - 1500 pcs.

Paulin Plastic Cap Nails are used to attach roofing felts, underlayment, insulations boards, polyfilm sheeting or building papers. Ringed shank for holding power and large plastic dome head for a better seal around the hole. Electro galvanized thin zinc coating to withstand occaisonal moisture. Not recommended for exterior construction where the nail is exposed to weather elements and should not be used in pressure-treated lumber.

Paulin 1-1/4-inch Roofing Nails Electro Galvanized - 420g (approx. 188 pcs. per package)

Paulin Roofing Electro Galvanized Nails are large flat thin head nails with a short body. They are used for attaching asphalt, fibreglass shingles or sheet metal to wood. Shanks are smooth or ringed for increased pull-out strength. When installing roofing nails be sure to flush to the shingles. Avoid countersinking roofing nails as this can cause shingles to tear. Thin coating of Electro Galvanized zinc prevents rusting and withstands occaisonal moisture; however, it is less robust than Hot Galvanized and should not be exposed to weather if used correctly. Not suitable for exterior applications.

Paulin 1-inch Roofing Nails Electro Galvanized - 1.5kg (approx. 853 pcs. per package)

Paulin Roofing Electro Galvanized Nails are large flat thin head nails with a short body. They are used for attaching asphalt, fibreglass shingles or sheet metal to wood. Shanks are smooth or ringed for increased pull-out strength. When installing roofing nails be sure to flush to the shingles. Avoid countersinking roofing nails as this can cause shingles to tear. Thin coating of Electro Galvanized zinc prevents rusting and withstands occaisonal moisture; however, it is less robust than Hot Galvanized and should not be exposed to weather if used correctly. Not suitable for exterior applications.