Nails for Wood Flat Round Head 32mm (Pack of 500) Zinc Plated Nail Galvanized Heavy Duty for DIY and Crafts Home Decor Woodwork Furniture Hanging Pictures Construction (32mm x 1.8mm)

• COMMON NAILS – Wall Nails are used for general construction and specifically for framing and other structural work. The head is designed to accept the pointed tip of a nail set, making it easier to countersunk the nail without slipping and gouging the wood.
• ADVANTAGES -Their thickness makes them strong but also more likely to split wood than when compared to thinner nails. Some carpenters actually dull the nail tip to prevent splitting the wood, though to do so means the tip will tear the wood fibers, thereby slightly reducing the holding power.
• ZINC PLATED - Galvanised steel hanging nails are coated with a zinc-based product. The zinc coating adds extra protection and durability, as well as preventing rust from forming for a long time.
• UNIVERSAL USE - They are most commonly used with 2x dimensional lumber in interior or exterior applications trim boards and for nailing door frames and trim. Ideal for various wooden woodworking projects for general repairs and perfect in home decoration, crafts such as: Hanging pictures, Wall art and String art.
• INSTALLATION - Use a power tool or a hammer. Size: Diameter of nail - 1.8 mm. Length - 32 mm. Pack of 500 pcs.

Every nail has a head, shank, and tip. It also has a specific purpose. Here’s what you should know about nail design, materials, and finishes: Head A flat, circular head provides a broad target, maximum hold, and will make the nail easier to remove. Shank The shaft or body of the nail. A smooth shank drives easily; shanks with annular rings, threads, grooves, or twists have more surface area to deliver a stronger, more permanent hold. Common nails are used for general construction and specifically for framing and other structural work. They have a thick shank, a wide head, and a diamond-shaped point. They are most commonly used with 2 x dimensional lumber. Their thickness makes them strong but also more likely to split wood than when compared to thinner nails. Some carpenters actually dull the nail tip to prevent splitting the wood, though to do so means the tip will tear the wood fibers, thereby slightly reducing the holding power. To avoid splitting when nailing in hardwood, drill a pilot hole slightly smaller than the nail diameter. If you can’t drill a hole, blunt the point of the nail with your hammer. Zinc plated nails have undergone a special galvanization process, which involves covering them with a zinc coating in order to form a protective barrier. Dimension of Nails. Length 32 mm. Diameter 1.8 mm. Pack of 500 pcs.