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Fencing Nails - 15-Degree Coil Collated Roofing and Siding Nails

Fencing Nails - 15-Degree Coil Collated Roofing and Siding Nails

2-3/16" x 0.92" Galvanized - ~3,000 Nails

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What are collated fencing nails?

Collated fencing nails are individual nails joined together in a coil with wire, plastic, or paper tape, allowing them to be fed through a nail gun automatically. This eliminates hand-nailing and dramatically speeds up fence installation.

What degree coil nails fit most nail guns?

15-degree wire weld coil nails are the most universal format and fit the majority of popular coil nailers. Always check your nailer manual for the specific degree and collation type it accepts before purchasing nails.

Should I use ring shank or smooth shank fencing nails?

Use ring shank nails for fence pickets and siding. The rings grip the wood fibers and resist withdrawal, which is important for thin material that can shrink and swell seasonally. Smooth shank nails are acceptable for temporary or non-structural fencing.

What nail length should I use for fence pickets?

For standard 3/4 inch fence pickets attached to 2x4 rails, use 2 to 2-1/2 inch nails. The nail should penetrate the rail at least 1 inch after passing through the picket for adequate holding power.

Are these fencing nails compatible with pressure-treated wood?

Galvanized coil nails are compatible with most pressure-treated lumber. Hot-dip galvanized provides the best resistance to the copper compounds in modern ACQ and CA treated wood.

Can I use roofing nails for fencing?

Roofing nails have a large flat head designed to hold roofing materials. For fence pickets, standard smooth shank or ring shank siding nails with a smaller head are more appropriate. Using roofing nails on fence pickets is not recommended due to head size and holding power differences.

What is wire weld collation?

Wire weld collation means the individual nails are welded together in a coil with small wire strips. This is a durable collation format that feeds reliably through coil nailers and does not break apart during use or storage.

How many nails are in a box of coil fencing nails?

Coil nail boxes typically contain 1,000 to 3,600 nails depending on nail length and pack size. Larger boxes reduce cost per nail for big fencing projects.

Do I need a special nailer for coil nails?

Yes. Coil nails require a coil nailer - they are not compatible with strip nailers that accept straight stick magazines. Check your nailer type (coil vs strip) before purchasing collated nails.

What is the difference between 15-degree and 21-degree coil nails?

The degree refers to the angle at which nails are offset in the coil. 15-degree nails are more common in wire weld format; 21-degree nails appear in some plastic-collated coil systems. They are not interchangeable across different nailer models.

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Our fencing nails are 15-degree wire weld coil collated fasteners designed for use with siding nailers, roofing nailers, and fencing nailers that accept coil format. These collated roofing and fencing nails allow fast, continuous nailing without stopping to reload, ideal for fence pickets, cedar siding, roofing felt underlayment, and general exterior cladding. The 15-degree wire weld collation is compatible with the most widely used coil nailers on the market. Ring shank and smooth shank options are available. Galvanized finish meets requirements for use with pressure-treated lumber and cedar.

15 Degree Wire Weld Collated Coil Roofing, Siding Fencing Nails

✔Galvanized Ring Shank Nails for Siding, Roof and Wall Sheathing, Pressure Treated Fencing
✔Collated Design Reduces Installation Time and Increases Productivity
✔Can Be Used for Attaching Cement Board, Clapboard, Vinyl, T1-11 Siding, Plywood to Floor Joists
✔Galvanized to Prevent Rusting - Ring Shank for Superior Holding Strength
✔Compatible with Bostitch, Makita, Senco, Hitachi and Grip Rite 15 Degree Coil Siding/Fencing Nailers
✔Full Round Head for Strong, Secure Fastening


15 Degree Wire Weld Siding and Fencing Nails
15 Degree Wire Weld Coil - Hot Galvanized Ring Shank Siding and Fencing Nails - Ring Shank Nails for Siding, Roof and Wall Sheathing, Pressure Treated Fencing - Can Be Used for Attaching Cement Board, Clapboard, Vinyl, T1-11 Siding, Plywood to Floor Joists - Nails are Galvanized to Prevent Rusting with a Ringed Shank to Help Hold the Nails in Place - Ring Shank Nails Hold 40 Percent Better Than Smooth Shank Nails of the Same Size - Compatible with Bostitch, Makita, Senco, Hitachi and Grip Rite 15 Degree Coil Siding/Fencing Nailers - Not For Use in Cedar and Where Surface Rust is Unacceptable

15 Degree Wire Weld Roofing Nails
15 Degree Wire Welded Coil - Collated - Roofing Nails - Electro-Galvanized -15 Degree Smooth Shank Wire Weld Coiled Roofing Nails - Electro-Galvanized to prevent corrosion - Used for Composition Roofing Shingles and Roofing Felt - Used in Most 15 degree Coil Roofing Nailers - Grip Rite, Bostitch, Hitachi, Makita, DeWalt and others - Wide Head .38" Assists in Holding Nails in Place and Reduces Pull Out

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Nail Size / Product Link Package Size ~ Nail Count Interior/Exterior
1-1/4" x .120" 15 degree - Roofing Small Box ~450 Exterior
1-1/4" x .120" 15 degree - Roofing Full Box 7200 Exterior
1-3/4 x .092" 15 degree Ring Shank Galvanized Siding/Fencing Small Box ~500 Exterior
1-3/4 x .092" 15 degree Ring Shank Galvanized Siding/Fencing Full Box 3000 Exterior
2" x .092" 15 Degree Galvanized Ring Shank Siding/Fencing Small Box ~600 Exterior
2" x .092" 15 Degree Galvanized Ring Shank Siding/Fencing Full Box 3000 Exterior
2-3/16" x .092" 15 Degree Galvanized Ring Shank Siding/Fencing Small Box ~500 Exterior
2-3/16" x .092" 15 Degree Galvanized Ring Shank Siding/Fencing Full Box 3000 Exterior