6.7 x 8 Inch Red Ruspert/Black Phosphated Roofing Long Screw with Drilling Point
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6.7 x 8 Inch Red Ruspert/Black Phosphated Roofing Long Screw with Drilling Point
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Roofing nails
Roofing nails may seem like a small part of roof installation, but they’re actually one of the most important items for getting your project done right. If you use a smooth stainless steel nail where you should have used a galvanized ring shank, there’s a strong likelihood you’ll experience problems sooner rather than later.
Just as important as the type of roofing nails you use is how many per shingle, the length of each nail, and overall project coordination questions such as how many roofing nails you need to buy.
Just as important as the type of roofing nails you use is how many per shingle, the length of each nail, and overall project coordination questions such as how many roofing nails you need to buy.
size | Surface |
6.7*4" | epoxi with acrilic，1008,1010 |
6.7*5" | epoxi with acrilic，1008,1010 |
6.7*6" | epoxi with acrilic，1008,1010 |
6.7*7" | epoxi with acrilic，1008,1010 |
6.7*8" | epoxi with acrilic，1008,1010 |
How to measure ROOFING NAILS PER SQUARE
ROOFING NAILS
Most shingle manufactures recommend using four nails per shingle on the main area of your roof and five nails per square in the first row of roofing. This adds up to an average of 320 nails or 100 square feet. If you have high wind areas, you will want to use five nails per shingle, equating to about 480 per square.
When using a 1.5-inch roofing nail, they usually have a large 11-gauge shank and an oversize, 7/16-inch flat head. These nails are hot galvanized, which helps them withstand sun and rain on your roof. About 140 of these types if nail weighs one pound. You will need approximately 2 ¼ pounds of nails to install a square of shingles in regular conditions, and about 3 ½ pounds if you are dealing with windy conditions. Because nails are purchased by the pound, so can ask your supplier for the correct number of nails for your size roof, in the length you specify.
Most shingle manufactures recommend using four nails per shingle on the main area of your roof and five nails per square in the first row of roofing. This adds up to an average of 320 nails or 100 square feet. If you have high wind areas, you will want to use five nails per shingle, equating to about 480 per square.
When using a 1.5-inch roofing nail, they usually have a large 11-gauge shank and an oversize, 7/16-inch flat head. These nails are hot galvanized, which helps them withstand sun and rain on your roof. About 140 of these types if nail weighs one pound. You will need approximately 2 ¼ pounds of nails to install a square of shingles in regular conditions, and about 3 ½ pounds if you are dealing with windy conditions. Because nails are purchased by the pound, so can ask your supplier for the correct number of nails for your size roof, in the length you specify.
Material | C1022, 1022A | |
Coating | White/Yellow/Nickel/Black/Sliver/Plain | |
Standard | DIN, ASME, ANSI, ISO, UNI, JIS | |
Thread | UNC, UNF, UN, Metric Coarse, Fine | |
Packing | Small box, 25kgs/master carton, 36ctns/pallet | |
Delivey Time | 20-30 days after receive payment | |
Service | According to drawing or standard | |
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