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What Are Coil Nails?Coil nails consist of a group of nails arranged in a circular shape and connected by a metal piece. These nails are incredibly versatile and have a wide range of applications, including but not limited to roofing, fencing, framing, and siding. Due to its nature, they make the reloading process easier and faster. Also, they came in two types, conical and flat. |
How Many Coil Roofing Nails in a Box?Roofing nail boxes typically contain anywhere from 3,600 to 7,200 nails, which is the standard quantity. If your nail package falls below this range, it may be wise to consider a different brand for your roofing project. At FastenerUSA, we provide various quantity options for our stainless steel nails, ranging from 600 to 7,200. Knowing the number of nails in a coil roofing nail box will help you determine the number of boxes needed to complete your project successfully. |
How Many Coil Nails per Square of Shingles?Shingle manufacturers typically recommend using four nails per shingle in the main area of your roof and five nails per square in the first row of roofing. This equates to approximately 320 nails or 100 square feet. It is advisable to use five nails per shingle for high wind areas, totaling around 480 nails per square. A 1.5-inch roofing nail usually has a large 11-gauge shank and an oversized, 3/8-inch flathead. These nails are available in hot galvanized, offering durability against the elements. |
What Is a Coil Nailer?A coil nailer is a robust tool designed to effortlessly insert nails into different materials like wood and sheet metal, making construction and renovation tasks easier. It's important to note that not all coil nailers are equal. The key distinction lies in the need for a specialized tool for roofing coil nails. Depending on the specifications, framing coil nailers can also be used for siding. |
Can a Coil Roofing Nailer Be Used for Siding?Yes, however, it is not always advisable. Although the coil roofing nailer is intended for a specific use, it can also be utilized for siding installation with certain factors in mind. When using a roofing nailer for siding, it is crucial to employ blind nailing. This is because the larger heads of roofing nails may be deemed unattractive, but blind nailing allows for a larger holding surface without the visibility of the larger heads. |
How to Load a Coil Nail Gun?Understanding the proper way to load a coil nail gun is crucial as it can impact your project. Below is a guide outlining the step-by-step process for loading a coil nail gun:
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