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<p>Finishing nails are ideal for applications which require additional strength and holding power, such as crown moulding, panelling &amp; cabinet installations.</p>
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Bright Finishing Nails

APPROVED VENDOR 10211016A
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFD7B
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFE7C
StyleModelGaugeDiameterSizeHead TypeLengthApplicationFinishPrice (ex. VAT)Pkg. Qty.
A1021101611 ga.3/25"16DBrad3 1/2"Fastening Wood Molding, Stairs And Detail Work, TrimPlain€8.4188
A1025061611 ga.3/25"16DBrad3 1/2"Fastening Wood Molding, Stairs And Detail Work, TrimPlain€32.66440
B4NFD711.5 ga.0.113"10DBrad3"Baseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, TrimPlain€32.66620
B4NFD311.5 ga.0.113"10DBrad3"Baseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, TrimPlain€8.41124
B4NFD212.5 ga.0.099"8DBrad2 1/2"Baseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, TrimPlain€8.41190
B4NFD612.5 ga.0.099"8DBrad2 1/2"Baseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, TrimPlain€32.66950
B4NFC915 ga.0.072"4DBrad1 1/2"Baseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, TrimPlain€8.41630
C4NFE715 ga.0.072"6DCupped2"Flooring, Interior Trim, Molding, StairsPlain€24.04472
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Galvanised Finishing Nails

APPROVED VENDOR 11711016A
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFE4B
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFE3C
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFE2D
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFD1E
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFE8F
APPROVED VENDOR 4NFE1G
StyleModelGaugeDiameterSizeHead TypeLengthFinishApplicationPrice (ex. VAT)Pkg. Qty.
A1171101611 ga.3/25"16DBrad3 1/2"GalvanizedOutdoor Fastening Wood Molding, Stairs And Detail Work, Trim€13.5288
B4NFE411.5 ga.0.113"10DCupped3"GalvanizedBaseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, Trim€13.52121
C4NFE312.5 ga.0.099"8DCupped2 1/2"GalvanizedBaseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, Trim€13.52182
D4NFE213 ga.0.092"6DCupped Brad2"GalvanizedFine Detail Work, For Driving Below Wood Surfaces€13.52272
E4NFD113 ga.0.091"6DBrad2"PlainBaseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, Trim€8.41288
E4NFD513 ga.0.091"6DBrad2"PlainBaseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, Trim€32.661440
F4NFE814 ga.0.083"8DCupped Brad2 1/2"BrightFine Detail Work, For Driving Below Wood Surfaces€24.04229
E4NFD415 ga.0.072"4DBrad1 1/2"PlainBaseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, Trim€32.663150
F4NFE515 ga.0.072"3DCupped1 1/4"PlainFlooring, Interior Trim, Molding, Stairs€24.04685
G4NFE115 ga.0.072"4DBrad1 1/2"GalvanizedBaseboards, Flooring, Molding, Stairs, Trim€13.52584
F4NFE615 ga.0.072"4DCupped1 1/2"PlainFlooring, Interior Trim, Molding, Stairs€24.04570

Finishing Nails

Finishing nails are ideal for applications which require additional strength and holding power, such as crown moulding, panelling & cabinet installations.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between brad nails and finishing nails?

  • Brad nails are smaller in diameter and often have less holding strength as they are made from a tiny, 18-gauge wire. They are suitable for crafts, panel installation and light decorative trim & moulding.
  • Brad nail lengths range from 1/2 to 2-1/2 inches, whereas finish nail lengths range from 1 to 3-1/2 inches.
  • Brad nails prevent wood splitting better than finishing nails.
  • Finishing nails have higher holding strength than brad nails.

Can you hammer in finishing nails?

  • Yes, but avoid hammer dents or scratches by using a nail set to drive the nail.
  • Use a nail set having the same diameter as the finishing nail.
  • Centre it on top of the nail and hit it with the hammer.
  • Keep hammering the nail until it is approximately 1/8 inches below the surface of the wood.

How long should finish nails be?

Ideally, the length of the nail should be 2-1/2 times the thickness of the wood through which it is being nailed.

How do you hide finishing nails?

  • Use a wood gouge to scoop out a small piece of wood at the area where you intend to drive the finishing nail.
  • Drive the nail into the divot, leaving the chip attached to the wood on one side.

How far apart should finishing nails be?

These finish nails should ideally be placed 16 to 24 inches apart.

What mistakes should be avoided while using finishing nails?

  • Overshooting the nails.
  • Improper positioning of the nail gun.
  • Bruising or denting the wood.

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