concrete nails for framing nailer

Specifically crafted for adhering wood to concrete, concrete nails come in a multitude of lengths and dimensions depending on the application. Their pointed shape and flathead allow the load to be distributed evenly and stops the nail from slipping out.

Using either  Coil Roofinng Nail  or power drill-equipped with a masonry bit, concrete nails need to be strategically angled 45-degrees into the concrete. The positioning should be such that the tip of the nail is just underneath the top of the wooden surface. Firmly insert each nail until its head is flat with the surface of the wood, guaranteeing its secure attachment.

Fastening wooden materials to concrete surfaces can be achieved by driving nails or screws into the concrete. For attaching furring strips - used for laying drywall or other finishes - concrete nails are the ideal solution.

Any project that requires fastening wood to concrete is made simpler with the use of concrete nails. From a myriad of sizes and lengths, these helpful nails are a breeze to set in place, offering durable and dependable attachment. For anyone tackling an ambitious undertaking, concrete nails are a must-have.