Nails

Stainless Steel Nails

Stainless Steel Nails

What types of stainless steel nails are available?

Stainless steel nails come in a range of head types, including:

  • Stainless steel flat head nails
  • Stainless steel decking nails (Countersunk Head)
  • Stainless steel bullet head nails (Jolt Head)
  • Stainless steel rose head nails
Ideally stainless steel nails are annular grooved, to help prevent nails popping out.

What are the different stainless steel grade types for nails?

Stainless steel nails are available in both 304 and 316 stainless steel grades and research shows they are the top performing metal in many treated timber applications for nails.

Grade 304 stainless steel is commonly used for general purpose applications where medium corrosion resistance is required, however grade 316 stainless should be used in coastal applications. Also ensure you do not cross contaminate your stainless steel fasteners with Iron deposits by using the same tools with Carbon Steel.


What other options for fixing decking are there?

As well as using stainless steel nails, decking can also be fixed with a variety of stainless steel decking screw options. Stainless Steel Deck Screws are self-drilling and suitable for timbers and hardwoods, see full range of stainless steel deck screws.

 

Stainless Steel Nails

Stainless Steel Nails

What types of stainless steel nails are available?

Stainless steel nails come in a range of head types, including:

  • Stainless steel flat head nails
  • Stainless steel decking nails (Countersunk Head)
  • Stainless steel bullet head nails (Jolt Head)
  • Stainless steel rose head nails
Ideally stainless steel nails are annular grooved, to help prevent nails popping out.

What are the different stainless steel grade types for nails?

Stainless steel nails are available in both 304 and 316 stainless steel grades and research shows they are the top performing metal in many treated timber applications for nails.

Grade 304 stainless steel is commonly used for general purpose applications where medium corrosion resistance is required, however grade 316 stainless should be used in coastal applications. Also ensure you do not cross contaminate your stainless steel fasteners with Iron deposits by using the same tools with Carbon Steel.


What other options for fixing decking are there?

As well as using stainless steel nails, decking can also be fixed with a variety of stainless steel decking screw options. Stainless Steel Deck Screws are self-drilling and suitable for timbers and hardwoods, see full range of stainless steel deck screws.

 

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