Install Roofing Asphalt Shingles, Vinyl Siding, & MORE! Enhance your next roofing project with these 1-1/4" galvanized roofing nails. (also known as asphalt shingle nails) Designed with a flat head for a clean look and a grooved smooth shank for maximum gripping power, these nails have an electro-galvanized coating that offers protection against rust and corrosion. These multi-purpose 11-gauge nails are suitable for various projects. Trust their strength to securely attach roofing asphalt shingles, insulation board, and felt paper to wooden surfaces. They also work well for vinyl siding, cement board, fence slats, and windows. Please Note* - 1 lb = approximately 150 nails For orders above 4000 lbs of nails there is currently 60 day lead time Specs Nails Per Pound: 150* (approximately) Material: Steel Finish: Electro Galvanized Gauge: 11 Length: 1.25" Shank Type: Smooth Head Type: Flat Head Diameter: 3/16" Use Location: Exterior Weight: 0.11 oz per nail (0.01 lbs.) Features Approximately 150 nails per 1 lb.: Nails are conveniently packaged in 1 lb. bags. Bulk orders come in boxes of 50 bags, providing approximately 7,500 nails. Roofing Made Easy: Perfect for fastening roofing asphalt shingles, insulation board, and felt paper to wood substrates. Install Vinyl Siding and More: Great for installing vinyl siding, cement board, fence slats, and windows. Electro Galvanized Roofing Nails: Great for interior or exterior use! Made from 11 gauge galvanized steel, resistant to rust and weathering for long lasting protection. Enhanced Holding Power: 3/16"flat head and grooved smooth shank provide greater holding power. Quality Assurance: Meets ASTM F1667 standards, ensuring superior performance and durability for your roofing project. FAQ How Many Nails Per Box? Our roofing nails come in 1 lb. bags of approximately 150 nails. For box quantities, there are 50 bags per box, thus approximately 7,500 nails. What nails should be used for roofing? When it comes to asphalt shingle roofs, galvanized steel nails are typically the go-to option. They are typically available in smooth, ring, or screw shank options. How deep should roofing nails go? As a general rule of thumb, roofing nails must be at least 1-1/4 inches long and should penetrate into the roof deck at least 3/4 inch. This is important for proper installation of roof-overs to ensure a secure hold. For roof decks thinner than 3/4 inch, nails should fully penetrate and extend a minimum of 1/8 inch through the deck. Because sheathing thickness varies, you may need longer nails depending on the decking used. Should roofing nails be visible? Roofing nails should typically remain hidden from view. They need to be inserted evenly with the shingle surface and overlapped by the following layer of shingles. Nevertheless, a few metal roofing systems may utilize visible fasteners as a component of their structure.
