Hillman Fasteners 461283 Galvanized Common Nail 10D 3in

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461283 is a 10D galvanized common nail measuring 3 inches in length. Common nails in this size are a standard fastener used in structural framing, decking, sheathing, and general rough carpentry. The galvanized coating provides corrosion resistance for applications exposed to moisture or treated lumber. This product is sold by the pound and packaged in a box quantity of 12. Contractors, framers, and general carpenters rely on this nail size for high-load structural connections where a large-diameter shank and full flat head are required.

The 10D common nail at 3 inches is one of the most widely used fastener sizes in residential and light commercial framing. Typical applications include wall framing, floor joist hangers, roof sheathing attachment, and exterior decking where corrosion resistance matters. The galvanized finish makes it suitable for pressure-treated lumber and outdoor structural assemblies where bare steel fasteners would corrode prematurely.

Key Features

• 10D designation — 3 inch length, standard common nail shank diameter
• Galvanized coating for corrosion resistance in wet or treated-lumber environments
• Full flat head profile for high bearing surface in structural connections
• Sold by the pound for flexible jobsite purchasing
• Packaged in a box of 12 pounds per unit

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 10D common nail suitable for use with dimensional lumber in residential and light commercial framing, sheathing, and decking applications.

Installation Notes

Common nails of this size are driven by a licensed carpenter or general contractor using a framing hammer or pneumatic framing nailer compatible with 3 inch full-round-head nails. Always confirm that the pneumatic nailer is rated for the nail diameter and head type before use. When fastening pressure-treated lumber, confirm that the galvanized coating grade meets applicable building code requirements for the treatment level of the lumber. Follow local building codes and manufacturer fastener schedules for structural applications.