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Galvanized roofing nails are coated with a protective layer of zinc, which provides excellent resistance to rust and corrosion. This makes them ideal for outdoor applications and long-term roofing durability.
Ring shank roofing nails feature threads or rings along the shank, which offer significantly higher holding power. They resist backing out or loosening due to wood shrinkage or wind uplift.
Stainless steel roofing nails are recommended for coastal areas, high-corrosion environments, or when installing premium tiles and slate roofs where the lifetime of the nail must match the lifetime of the roofing material.
Clout nails feature a short shank and a large, flat head. They are primarily used for fastening soft materials such as roofing felt, plasterboard, sheet metal, and slate to timber structures.
Roofing cap nails include a plastic or metal cap that distributes the holding pressure over a wider surface area. This prevents the nail head from tearing through underlayment, house wrap, or roofing felt, helping to keep moisture out.
