uxcell Hardware Nails Carbon Steel Point Tip Wall Cement Nail 25mm(1

uxcell Hardware Nails Carbon Steel Point Tip Wall Cement Nail 25mm(1") 2.4mm Rod Dia 100pcs

$ 8.79

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Based on 55 ratings

Easy to install

9.60

Value for money

9.50

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Product Description

The overall length is 25mm / 1", while the rod diameter is 20mm. The following are the two directions 1. The dimensions of the 4mm x 0mm are identical. Approximately 1 1/2" in diameter Package Content 100 (plus/minus 5%) x Carbon Steel Cement Nails

Stainless steel nails come from carbon steel, which has a hardness that cannot be bent and provides a strong penetrating force.

Building is a high-risk endeavor because there are great risks involved with the construction process. The use of wire nails for reinforcing wooden planks is therefore highly coveted.

It is widely used in construction, woodworking, cement walls, plasterboard, etc. thanks to its thinner shank. Electro plating treatment reduces wood splitting, and it is hard to rust.

Cement nails are not suitable for hanging heavy objects on concrete walls, as they can cause instability.

Selected User Reviews For uxcell Hardware Nails Carbon Steel Point Tip Wall Cement Nail 25mm(1") 2.4mm Rod Dia 100pcs

I am certain that you will not regret purchasing this little item

5/5

It may be that your hammer bends before these nails. I found it to be very sharp as well. This is a simple solution that resolves so many small For instance, I'd love it if I could hang the rake on that concrete wall to help clean the floor for easier sweeping and mopping. This motion detector would be much easier to mount on that brick wall if it could be mounted without having to break out the drill, bits, mounts, etc. Simple little solution that would make my.

Kendall BUTCHER

| May 29, 2021

Concrete walls are not compatible with this product

3/5

The order has been in my possession for more than a month, but there's no point in waiting. It is not easy to bend, has a strong penetrating power, and has a good level of flexibility. Even though I used several nails to attach it to the wall, I was unable to fix it. There was also a bend on it. In my former life, I worked as a construction worker and nailed hundreds of nails every day to a concrete wall. There was no force behind it. While I spent so much time wasting it, I regretted it deeply.