WIRE NAILS

Wire nails are commonly used fasteners in construction, woodworking, and general DIY projects. They are made from hardened steel wire and feature a pointed end and a flat head. Wire nails are available in various lengths, gauges, and finishes to suit different applications and aesthetic preferences. They are typically used for joining wood or other materials together, such as attaching trim, framing, or securing boards. Wire nails are driven into the material using a hammer or nail gun, with the pointed end piercing the material and the flat head providing a flush or slightly recessed surface once fully driven in. They offer strong holding power and are easy to install. Wire nails are widely accessible and cost-effective, making them a popular choice for a wide range of projects. Their versatility, strength, and ease of use make wire nails a staple fastener in construction and woodworking industries.