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Siding Nail Screw Or It

I have talked to a number of people about this project. Some say to use a nail gun and nail the siding in with stainless steel nails or masonry nails. Support siding along its length when cutting. Several pieces may be stacked and cut at the same time. Studs must be minimum 33 mil (20ga) to use more...

Grip Rite Cut How Nail Concrete Nails

In fact, unlike many ground-level or higher floors, finished basements always have concrete slabs. The best thing about hand-nailing into concrete is its low cost. Powder-actuated nailers can be intimidating since they use live ammunition. If you don’t own a hammer drill you can use a standard more...

To Joist Hangers Timber Masonry

Joist should be square cut and sit tight to the back of the hanger- the maximum gap permitted is 6mm. They must be fixed using 30mm x 3.75mm sheradized square twisted nails in all pre-punched holes. Hangers 150mm deep and over are manufactured 10mm less to allow for notching and regularisation of more...

Rite Cut Grip Steel Masonry Nails

See all condition definitions- opens in a new window or tab. .. Useful in fastening plates to slab flooring. No secret stashes of wood or special hardware. They’re too big for finery, but for large-scale nailing, they’re perfect. I did dig up a few differences you should be aware of. Tremont more...

Driving Fluted Nails How Into Brick

What is the best way to drive the hard-cut nail into wooden baseboards to prevent splitting? I know, by experience, that the best nail for my type of brick is the hard-cut masonry nail (and not the fluted nail). Choose your length of nail to be long enough to go 1″ into the mortar joint. Since more...

Inch Nails

Masonry nails have grooved shafts that cling to the brick joint masonry so that they don’t slip or loosen under the weight of the hanging object. These nails are simpler to install than masonry screws and usually leave behind a smaller hole. Drill a hole in the joint with the masonry bit. Measu more...