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TRI-BUILT 1.5 in Plastic Cap Nails, 2,000-Count Carton
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TRI-BUILT 1.5 in Plastic Cap Nails, 2,000-Count Carton
TRI-BUILT 1.5 in plastic cap nails come in a carton of 2,000 pieces for securing underlayment, insulation boards and housewrap. The plastic cap spreads holding power over a wide area to resist pull-through and wind uplift. Order one carton per sell unit.
Key Features:
- Wide Holding Cap: The plastic cap distributes nail holding pressure over a broad area to help hold material without tearing.
- 1.5 in Shank: Nails measure 1.5 in., suitable for fastening underlayment and similar materials to wood decking.
- 2,000-Piece Carton: Each sell unit is one carton containing 2,000 plastic cap nails.
- Cap Nail Design: Plastic cap nails are commonly used to fasten roofing underlayment and wrap materials.
- Bulk Packaging: The 2,000-count carton supports larger roofing jobs with fewer restocks.
Specifications Table:
| Specification | Details |
|---|---|
| Brand | TRI-BUILT |
| Sell unit | 1 carton of 2,000 plastic cap nails |
| Product line | Plastic Cap Nails |
| Dimensions | 1.5 in. nail length |
| Pack quantity | 2,000 nails per carton |
| Material | Plastic cap nails |
| Weight | 15 lb per carton |
| Intended use | Fastening underlayment and similar materials |
Fit and Compatibility:
Plastic cap nails are used with roofing underlayment, housewrap and insulation board applications. Confirm fastener compatibility with your underlayment manufacturer's instructions and local code.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):
Q: How many nails are included?
A: One carton includes 2,000 plastic cap nails.
Q: What size are the nails?
A: The nails are 1.5 in. long.
Q: What is the carton weight?
A: The carton weighs approximately 15 lb.
Q: What are cap nails used for?
A: They are commonly used to fasten roofing underlayment, housewrap and similar sheet materials, with the cap preventing pull-through.
Q: How should I space them?
A: Follow your underlayment manufacturer's fastening pattern and local code requirements for cap spacing.
Expert Verdict — Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk
Cap nails are the standard choice for fastening synthetic underlayment and housewrap because the plastic cap resists pull-through far better than bare shank nails. Match the 1.5 in. length to your deck thickness so the shank penetrates adequately. Keep a pail or carton on hand per crew so fastening patterns stay consistent across the roof.
Handle cap nails with care and wear gloves and eye protection when fastening, as nail points and caps are sharp.
Order the TRI-BUILT 1.5 in plastic cap nails 2,000-count carton for your next underlayment fastening job.
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