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Paulin 8-inch (80d) Common Framing Nails Hot Galvanized - 50lbs (approx. 210 pieces per package)

Paulin 8-inch (80d) Common Framing Nails Hot Galvanized - 50lbs (approx. 210 pieces per package)

Model # 416-565|Store SKU # 1000683023

Overview

Model # 416-565 Store SKU # 1000683023

Paulin Common Framing Hot Galvanized Nails have a smooth shank with a wide head and are recommended for general framing and construction. Hot Galvanized for exterior application.

Length: Imperial 8 inch

Nail Conversion: 80d

Material & Finish: Steel, Hot Galvanized

Recommended for exterior applications in pressure-treated lumber

Hot Galvanized to prevent corrosion

Nail Gauge: 3/8"

Specifications

Dimensions

Packaged Depth (in inches): 10.75
Packaged Height (in inches): 5.51
Packaged Weight (In lbs): 50
Packaged Width (in inches): 10.75

Details

Country of Origin: O-Other
Finish: Metallic
Head Type: Flat
Interior/Exterior: Interior
Length (in.): 8
Shank Type: Smooth

Warranty / Certifications

For more information please contact customer service at 1-800-268-4000.

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8-inch (80d) Common Framing Nails Hot Galvanized - 50lbs (approx. 210 pieces per package)

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Paulin Common Framing Hot Galvanized Nails have a smooth shank with a wide head and are recommended for general framing and construction. Hot Galvanized for exterior application.

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8-inch (80d) Common Framing Nails Hot Galvanized - 50lbs (approx. 210 pieces per package) is rated 5.0 out of 5 by 2.

Rated 5 out of 5 by MC Blouin from aptly named for what they endeavour to be Let me tell you all about the 8" spikes - I confirm that they are 8 inches, and they are spikey. They do the job very well, of what you might expect such a product to achieve. In our case, they are serving to hold together rail ties that make up the perimeter of flower beds. A long as one can drive them with enough force to go right through 3.5" rail ties, these spikes will accomplish the task of keeping said ties in place. However only time will tell the value of these spikes, so ask me again in 5 years whether they have stood the test of time. Additionally, if you leave one laying around your yard (in a safe place where no one can step on it), it may act as an interesting conversation piece with guests. Given their impressive size next to a regular old nail, it is sure to amaze guests, old and young. But, if your sole aim is to blow their minds, then I suggest having a 12" spike laying around. For our purposes though, the 8" spikes have proven to be the right product for the job.

Date published: 2020-07-19