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Upholstery nails are designed specifically for securing fabrics, leather, and decorative trims to furniture frames. They provide a secure hold while offering a clean, decorative finish to the edges of chairs, sofas, and headboards.
Screw nails feature helical threads along their shanks. When driven into wood, they rotate and thread themselves into the material, combining the fast installation of standard nails with the high pull-out resistance of screws.
Galvanized steel nails are coated with a protective layer of zinc. This coating acts as a barrier against moisture and environmental elements, making them highly rust-resistant and ideal for outdoor construction and heavy-duty applications.
Sinker nails feature a checkered head design that prevents the hammer from slipping during drive-in. They also have a countersunk head designed to drive flush with or slightly below the wood surface, which is ideal for framing and structural construction.
U nails, or staple nails, feature a double-pointed design. They are commonly used to secure wire fencing, mesh netting, and tension wires to wooden posts, providing a durable and reliable hold.
