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TRI-BUILT 1.25 in. Coil Roofing Nails - 7,200 Count Carton
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TRI-BUILT 1.25 in. Coil Roofing Nails - 7,200 Count Carton
TRI-BUILT 1-1/4 in. coil roofing nails come in a 7,200-count carton built for pneumatic coil nailers. The 1.25 in. length is a standard choice for attaching asphalt shingles to wood decks. One carton weighs about 34 lb and feeds compatible coil roofing nailers.
Key Features:
- 1.25 in. Length: Nails measure 1.25 in., suitable for standard asphalt shingle attachment.
- Coil Collation: Coil-collated nails load quickly in pneumatic coil roofing nailers.
- 7,200 Count: Each carton contains 7,200 nails for large-scale jobs.
- Contractor Carton: 34 lb carton sized for job-site supply.
- Roofing Grade: Designed specifically as roofing nails for shingle application.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRI-BUILT |
| Sell unit | 1 carton, 7,200 nails |
| Dimensions | 1.25 in. nail length |
| Pack quantity | 7,200 nails per carton |
| Packaging | 7,200 carton |
| Product type | Coil roofing nails |
| Weight | 34 lb per carton |
| Intended use | Asphalt shingle roofing attachment |
Coverage & How Much You Need:
Nail count, not area, drives ordering: at a typical 4 nails per shingle tab rate, one 7,200-count carton fastens roughly 35-40 squares of three-tab shingles; adjust for wind-zone nailing patterns and shingle type. Verify the fastening pattern against your shingle manufacturer's instructions and local code.
Fit and Compatibility:
Fits pneumatic coil roofing nailers that accept 1.25 in. coil roofing nails of the matching collation and shank; check your tool's specifications. Shingles and underlayment are sold separately.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: How many nails are in a carton?
A: Each carton contains 7,200 coil roofing nails.
Q: What length are these nails?
A: These nails are 1-1/4 in. long.
Q: Will they work in my coil nailer?
A: They are coil-collated for pneumatic coil roofing nailers; confirm your tool accepts 1.25 in. coil roofing nails.
Q: How many squares will a carton fasten?
A: At 4 nails per shingle, a carton covers roughly 35-40 squares; use more nails for high-wind patterns.
Q: How heavy is a carton?
A: The carton weighs about 34 lb.
Q: Can I use these for ridge caps or starter strip?
A: They are roofing nails suited for shingle, starter and cap attachment; follow the manufacturer's nailing instructions.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Coil nails keep a crew roofing with fewer reloads than hand nailing, and the 7,200-count carton is a practical size for mid-sized tear-off and reroof jobs. Match shank and collation to your nailer, and step up to the 1.5 in. or 1.75 in. lengths when fastening through thicker decks, ridge vents or multiple layers. Keep coils dry to prevent collation glue failure.
Always wear eye protection and disconnect the nailer's air supply before loading or clearing jams.
Stock up on TRI-BUILT 1.25 in. coil roofing nails for your next shingle job.
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