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Roofing cap nails feature a plastic or metal cap that provides a larger surface area to securely hold down roofing felt, underlayment, and house wraps, preventing wind tear-offs and water leakage.
Stainless steel roofing nails offer superior corrosion resistance and longevity. They are highly recommended for coastal environments, cedar roofing tiles, and preservative-treated wood where rust prevention is critical.
Clout nails, also known as felt nails, have a short shank and a large flat head. They are designed specifically for securing thin materials like roofing felt, slate, and sheet metal to wooden structures without tearing through the material.
The umbrella-shaped head is designed to cover the entry hole completely, compressing slightly when driven in to form a tight, protective shield that blocks water from seeping into the wooden substrate.
Yes, pneumatic roofing nails are wire-collated or paper-collated to fit standard pneumatic roofing nailers. They facilitate rapid, consistent installation for large-scale commercial and residential roofing projects.
