As a hardware supplier, we offer a variety of nails that are designed for different applications. Here is a brief description of the nails we provide:

• Common Nails: Common nails are the most commonly used type of nail in construction projects. They are available in various lengths and gauges and are used for framing, roofing, and general construction.

• Finish Nails: Finish nails are used for attaching trim or molding. They have a smaller head than common nails and can be easily concealed with wood filler or paint, leaving a clean and professional finish.

• Brad Nails: Brad nails are thinner than finish nails and are used for attaching delicate trim or molding. They are less likely to split the wood and leave a smaller hole, making them ideal for finishing work.

• Roofing Nails: Roofing nails are specifically designed for attaching shingles and roofing materials. They have a larger head and a longer shank than common nails to provide better holding power and prevent the shingles from lifting.

• Concrete Nails: Concrete nails are used for attaching wood to concrete or masonry surfaces. They have a specially designed head that resists pulling out and can penetrate hard surfaces.

• Masonry Nails: Masonry nails are also used for attaching wood to concrete or masonry surfaces, but they have a fluted shank that provides better holding power in softer materials.

All our nails are made from high-quality materials and are designed to provide excellent holding power and durability. We offer a wide range of nail sizes and gauges to suit different applications, and our knowledgeable staff can assist you in selecting the right nail for your project.