8d hot galvanized spiral siding nails 1 lb pack are hot galvanized for durability and are ideal for fastening your siding project.
Nails used for smartside siding.
Siding coil nailer combines the makita 2 1 2 in.
8d hot galvanized spiral these grip rite 2 1 2 in.
Or structural applications and should not be used as a structural member in.
76 series strand substrate lap.
Best practice for blind or exposed nailing is to use only 316 stainless steel nails within 15 miles of the seacoast.
Beyond 15 miles either 304 stainless steel or hot dipped galvanized is acceptable.
Paslode nailer and nails for lp smartside.
Smartside panels on shed screw or nail.
Lp smartside trim and fascia can be applied directly over materials such as siding or fastened directly to structural members up to 24 inches o c.
See alternate fastening options for fastening lap siding to sip icf and steel frame assemblies.
Siding coil nailer accepts 1 1 4 in.
These grip rite 2 1 2 in.
Down from the top edge of the board.
This requires properly setting up of the pneumatic nail guns and supply air pressure but is easily done with experienced installers.
Maximum of 12 inches 305 mm o c.
Siding coil nailer combines rugged construction with ease of use features for improved performance.
Siding shall be installed with top blind nail placed 3 8 from each end and 3 4 in.
Siding shall be face nailed 8 in.
These nails feature a spiral design.
Below window sills frieze boards and horizontal trim boards with the bottom face nail placed 3 8 from either end and 3 8 from up from the bottom edge of the board.
The manufacturer requires proper fastening of the product to the home.
The nail heads should be driven to the top of the siding only and not below where visible product fibers can be seen.
Trim and fascia are not designed for siding.
The makita 2 1 2 in.
Nail spaced a maximum of 8 inches 203 mm o c.
Nails 080 099 shank diameter with a 300 400 magazine capacity and an easy loading canister with nail size adjustment.
Minimum 6d 0 092 inch shank diameter hot dipped galvanized ring shank.
Roofing nailers have too large a head and shank and are more prone to causing splitting.