Masonry nails are hardened nails designed to be driven into concrete or the mortar used to hold together bricks or cement blocks. This rigidity also lends masonry nails to a wide variety of installations ranging from attaching plywood subfloor to securing carpet tack strips.
| Size |
: |
8D |
| Length |
: |
2-1/2 in |
| Material |
: |
Steel |
| Finish |
: |
Brite |
| Head Type |
: |
Rectangular |
| Shank Type |
: |
Tapered |
| Package Quantity |
: |
5 lb |
| Nails per Pound |
: |
58 |
| Point Type |
: |
Blunt |
| Additional Information |
: |
For Use on Concrete |
- Tempered, polished HCS blade
- Hardened steel is heated to extreme temperatures and cooled down quickly producing very hard steel that can be used with hard materials such as concrete and masonry
- Brite finish to enhance corrosion-resistance