Loose Nails

Steel is the most common material used to make loose steel nails, but other options include stainless steel nails, iron nails, copper nails, aluminium nails, and bronze nails. The shank, the flattened portion, and the pointed end of a nail are collectively referred to as the point, shank, and head, respectively.

When making anything simple, like a box, and when adhesives are being utilised, stainless steel nails are the best fastener.

Nearly all framing and structural applications involve the use of nails.

You must use stainless or galvanised nails for any exterior installations.

Because they are more flexible under pressure than screws, which can snap under pressure, nails are frequently selected for structural joining, especially wall framing.