
TRI-BUILT A-11 1/2 in. Staples, 5,000-Count Box
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TRI-BUILT A-11 1/2 in. Staples, 5,000-Count Box
TRI-BUILT 1/2 in. staples (A-11 series, 5,000 per box) are general-purpose staples for roofing and construction tasks such as securing underlayment or housewrap. One box per order. Sized at 1/2 in., they suit standard staple tools used in roofing workflows.
Key Features:
- 5,000-Count Box: Box contains 5,000 staples.
- 1/2 in. Size: 0.5 in. staple length for common underlayment and sheet fastening.
- A-11 Series: Part of TRI-BUILT's A-11 staple offering.
- Light Box: Box weighs about 2.5 lb, easy to carry.
- Multi-Task Use: Suited to roofing and construction fastening tasks.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRI-BUILT |
| Manufacturer model | TBA11 |
| Sell unit | 1 box of 5,000 staples |
| Product line | TRI-BUILT A-11 staples |
| Length | 0.5 in. |
| Pack quantity | 5,000 staples per box |
| Pieces per box | 5,000 |
| Pieces per carton | 5,000 |
| Selling unit | Box (BX) |
| Item weight | 2.5 lb |
| Category | Tools & Equipment |
| Intended use | General roofing and construction stapling |
Fit and Compatibility:
For use with staple tools that accept this staple size and series; verify your tool's staple specification before loading. Pair with TRI-BUILT underlayments or housewrap for temporary fastening tasks.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: How many staples are in a box?
A: 5,000 staples per box.
Q: What size are they?
A: 1/2 in. (0.5 in.) staples.
Q: What tool do they fit?
A: Use with staple tools that accept this staple size and series; check your tool's specifications.
Q: What are they used for?
A: General roofing and construction tasks, such as temporary fastening of underlayment or sheet materials.
Q: How heavy is a box?
A: About 2.5 lb.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Half-inch staples are handy for temporarily tacking underlayment, housewrap, or vapor barriers, but they are not a substitute for code-required fasteners in finished roof systems. Keep staples in a dry box to prevent corrosion and jamming in the tool. Verify local code on what materials require nails or cap fasteners rather than staples.
Handle staple boxes carefully; loose staples have sharp points, and staple tools should be used with safety glasses per the tool manufacturer's instructions.
Pick up a 5,000-count box of TRI-BUILT 1/2 in. A-11 staples for your roofing toolkit.
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