Air Locker
Air Locker CN10AL Collated T-Nails 1 in 14 ga Galvanized 1000 pk
Collated 14 gauge galvanized T-nails, one inch long, supplied in a 1000-piece plastic box for wood-to-concrete and light-gauge steel fastening
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- Galvanized coating resists corrosion for durable outdoor use
- 14 gauge thickness provides strong holding power in tough materials
- 1 inch length suits wood-to-concrete and light steel fastening
- 1000 nails per box covers large projects without reloading
- Collated format speeds up installation with compatible nail guns
Product Identity
Air Locker CN10AL collated T-nails are 14 gauge galvanised fasteners supplied in a 1000-piece plastic box. They are made for contractors and DIYers who need a ready supply of nails for wood-to-concrete or light-gauge steel work.
Critical Specification
Each nail measures 1 inch long and 14 gauge thick with an electroplated galvanised finish. This single size and coating combination determines whether the fastener matches the substrate and corrosion requirements of the job.
Suitability
The pack suits builders fixing plywood, drywall track, wire lath, steel banding, decking, fencing or sub-flooring to concrete or light steel. Buyers who need a different length, gauge or coating should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Galvanized coating resists corrosion for durable outdoor use
- 14 gauge thickness provides strong holding power in tough materials
- 1 inch length suits wood-to-concrete and light steel fastening
- 1000 nails per box covers large projects without reloading
- Collated format speeds up installation with compatible nail guns
Specifications
| Brand | AIR LOCKER |
|---|---|
| Type | Nails |
Questions about this item
How many 1-inch 14-gauge T-nails come in the pack?
The plastic box holds 1000 galvanized T-nails, each 1 inch long and 14 gauge.
What base materials can these galvanized T-nails fasten into?
They are made for wood-to-concrete or light-gauge-steel jobs such as plywood, drywall track, wire lath, steel banding, decking and sub-flooring.
What nailer gauge is required to drive these collated T-nails?
A 14-gauge pneumatic or cordless nailer that accepts T-style collation is needed to fire these nails.
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