Antique Square Cut Nails. These old-style square cut nails are made in the USA from solid steel and are the perfect finishing touch for face nailing floors, or for nailing fences, siding, paneling or cabinets. Ideal for authentic restoration work.

2010年7月23日 · Square-cut nails are fundamentally superior to modern wire nails because of their superior holding power. If you’ve ever attempted to extract a square-cut nail from a board, you know what I’m talking about.

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These nails were known as cut nails or square nails because of their roughly rectangular cross section. Cut nails were one of the important factors in the increase in balloon framing beginning in the 1830s and thus the decline of timber framing with wooden joints.

Heat-treating cut nails and are ideal for nailing furring strips to cinder block, mortar joints, new concrete, and other brick walls. Also used for face-nailing hardwood flooring. Available Hardened in Standard Finish only. Masonry Nails are available to buy in large quantities and ship worldwide.

4”- CUT COMMON NAILS - Metallic Color - Antique rustic restoration accent nails for hanging, furniture, cabins, shutters & flooring – Decorative clavos nails – Distinct SQUARE HEAD Nail – 4 in

These slender, solid-steel nails are ideal for wood applications where a slim brad-head nail is appropriate, such as furniture repair, cabinet work, casings batten doors, paneling and countertops. Rooted in age-old tradition, our wide array of period restoration nails are cut much the same way they were 150 years ago.

The decorative wrought-head nails have a black oxide finish and are ideal for rough-sawn siding, face-nailed floors, batten doors and framing. Available in 1 lb boxes in 3 lengths. The approximate nail count per box is 190 for the 1" nails, 120 for the 1 1/2" nails, and 65 for the 2" nails.

These nails are hardened steel with blunt point and tapered shank cause minimal spalling during penetration and offers even greater pull-out resistance than wire masonry nails. Ideal for attaching wood members to cinder block walls as well as to fresh concrete.