Hillman Fasteners 461282 Galvanized Common Nail 2.5in 8D 5lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461282 is a 2.5 inch (8D) galvanized common nail sold in a 5-pound box. Common nails are a standard structural fastener used in framing, sheathing, decking, and general rough carpentry. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for exterior and treated-lumber applications where bare steel would rust and degrade over time. This nail size and style is a staple for residential and light commercial construction crews, framers, and finish carpenters who need a reliable, code-friendly fastener in bulk quantity.

This 8D common nail is suited for wood framing, subfloor installation, roof sheathing, and similar structural applications. The 2.5 inch length provides adequate penetration for standard dimensional lumber connections. The galvanized finish makes it appropriate for use with pressure-treated lumber and in outdoor or high-humidity environments where corrosion resistance is required. Each box contains 5 pounds of nails, and the product is packaged in a case of 4 boxes.

Key Features

• 2.5 inch (8D) length suitable for structural framing and sheathing applications
• Galvanized coating for corrosion resistance in exterior and treated-lumber use
• Common nail head style provides strong holding power in dimensional lumber
• 5-pound box quantity reduces refill frequency on active job sites
• Packaged 4 boxes per case for convenient bulk purchasing

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 8D galvanized common nail compatible with typical pneumatic framing nailers and hand-nailing applications in residential and light commercial wood framing construction.

Installation Notes

Common nails are installed by qualified carpenters, framers, and general contractors using a hammer or pneumatic nail gun rated for the appropriate shank diameter. When fastening into pressure-treated lumber, always use nails with an appropriate galvanized or corrosion-resistant coating to meet current building code requirements. Follow local building codes and IRC or IBC fastener schedule tables for structural connections to ensure proper nail spacing and penetration depth.