Common nails

Nails come in several types to suit your needs: common nails for general assembly, finishing nails for a neat look, or double-headed nails for temporary structures. Sold in convenient boxes, they are suitable for any project.

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FAQ on construction nails

What are construction nails used for?
Construction nails are versatile fasteners used for framing, finishing, and general carpentry projects. They ensure strong, durable connections between wood materials.
What is the difference between common nails and finishing nails?
Common nails have a large, flat head and are used for structural work like framing. Finishing nails, on the other hand, have a smaller head that can be concealed easily, making them ideal for trim and moulding.
How do I choose the right nail type for framing?
For building frames or load-bearing structures, framing nails (often 3 ½″ long) are the best choice. They provide excellent holding power and structural stability.