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Paulin 1-inch Panel Nails White - 170g (approx. 305 pcs. per package)

Model # 416-860|Store SKU # 1000683605

Paulin 1-inch Panel Nails White - 170g (approx. 305 pcs. per package)

Overview

Model # 416-860 Store SKU # 1000683605

Paulin Colour-coated 16.5 gauge Panel Nails are for attaching all types of panelling to wooden frame members. Ringed shank for holding power and small finishing heads are usually sunken into the surface allowing for a flush finish. Install the wood panels by driving the nails with a hammer into the wood stud at the top and bottom of the panel board where chair rails or trim baseboards can cover the heads of the nail. Nails can be used in the center of boards where joints need attaching. Choose Panel Nails closest to the colour of the panel board especially where multiple boards are requried to cover up an entire wall.

Length: Imperial 1 inch

Colour: White

Material: Steel

Small finishing heads

Ringed shank for holding power

Nail Gauge: 15

Specifications

Dimensions

Packaged Depth (in inches): 2.06
Packaged Height (in inches): 3.12
Packaged Weight (In lbs): 0.4
Packaged Width (in inches): 0.94

Details

Collated: No
Colour Family: White
Country of Origin: O-Other
Finish: Stainless Steel
Head Diameter (In.): 0.101
Interior/Exterior: Interior
Length (in.): 1
Package Quantity: 305
Product Finish/Material: White
Product Length: 1 in.

Warranty / Certifications

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1-inch Panel Nails White - 170g (approx. 305 pcs. per package) Paulin 1-inch Panel Nails White - 170g (approx. 305 pcs. per package)

Paulin 1-inch Panel Nails White - 170g (approx. 305 pcs. per package)

Paulin Colour-coated 16.5 gauge Panel Nails are for attaching all types of panelling to wooden frame members. Ringed shank for holding power and small finishing heads are usually sunken into the surface allowing for a flush finish. Install the wood panels by driving the nails with a hammer into the wood stud at the top and bottom of the panel board where chair rails or trim baseboards can cover the heads of the nail. Nails can be used in the center of boards where joints need attaching. Choose Panel Nails closest to the colour of the panel board especially where multiple boards are requried to cover up an entire wall.

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1-inch Panel Nails White - 170g (approx. 305 pcs. per package) is rated 3.8 out of 5 by 4.

Rated 1 out of 5 by Sun Chaser from What’s the point? I don’t understand why they are painted. By the time you finish nailing them into the panels, there is no paint on the head of the nail! Since I have to paint the head I might as well have bought unpainted nails.

Date published: 2018-10-10