Concrete nails used for framing typically fall within the range of 12 to 16 gauge. The gauge of a nail refers to its thickness or diameter, with a lower gauge number indicating a thicker nail. For framing applications, where the nails are driven into wood and sometimes concrete or masonry, a heavier gauge is generally preferred for increased strength and holding power.
Concrete framing nails are specifically designed to be driven into hard materials like concrete or masonry while...
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Concrete framing nails are specifically designed to be driven into hard materials like concrete or masonry while...
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