Simpson S3SND1 3d Cedar & Redwood Siding Nails 1-1/4" 14 ga 304 1LB Stainless

$ 15.84

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9.99

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Product Description

There is a choice of 1 and 5 pound boxes for most sizes

Pattern of checkers blends with pattern of

This ring has an oval shank which increases its

The product works well with both Cedar and Redwood Siding

For easy driving, Diamond Point has been imported

Questions & Answers

With a price like that, how many nails would 1 1/4 bring in that box?

About 495 nails are contained in a one-inch nail It is a box of pound.

These nails can I use on a roof made of cedar shingles?

The only nails that should be used for cedar are stainless ones to avoid staining, but as stated in a previous reply, you should select nails that are designed specifically for that job. The following are examples of such Simpson Strong Tie S3SN71 3D Shake and Shingle Siding/Roofing Nails*1- Approximately 1/4 - An inch and a 14-inch It is available from Amazon sellers. The gauge is 18 gauge, and the material is stainless steel. When choosing a length, ensure that you pick the appropriate length for the material you are going to fasten.

Do you think I can use this siding for cedar clapboard siding?

Cedar siding is intended for use with this board. This will be fine as long as the length is appropriate for what you are doing.

Can you tell me what is the right nail for 1x4 cedar boards for a gazebo roof to make, and thanks?

In order to nail cedar shingles, I'd use a shake and stick nailer A quarter inch). As long as this is all for the 1X4, this or the 1- will suffice I would suggest using a 1/2" nail for something at least an inch thick, if you are nailing into something that