NAILS

Description

Nails, versatile fasteners in construction and woodworking, come in various types tailored to specific applications. Common nails, with their smooth shanks and flat heads, find use in general construction, while finish nails, smaller and often headless, are ideal for trim work where appearance matters. Roofing nails, featuring larger heads and spiral shanks, secure roofing materials effectively, while concrete nails are specialized for masonry and concrete applications. Galvanized and stainless steel nails offer corrosion resistance for outdoor projects, while brad nails suit delicate woodworking where splitting is a concern. With options like duplex nails for easy removal and screw nails for extra grip, selecting the right nail ensures a secure and durable connection in any project.