Hillman Fasteners 461363 Bright Common Nail 3.5in 16D

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461363 is a 3.5 inch 16D bright common nail sold by the pound box, with a package quantity of 12 units per box. Common nails are a standard fastening solution in wood-frame construction, used to join dimensional lumber, sheathing, and structural members. The bright finish indicates no coating or galvanizing, making this nail suited for interior or dry-environment applications where corrosion resistance is not required. Carpenters, framers, and general contractors reach for 16D common nails as one of the most frequently used fasteners in rough framing work.

This nail is appropriate for residential and light commercial framing applications including wall plates, joists, headers, and subflooring in interior or covered settings. The 3.5 inch length and 16D designation match standard framing requirements where nail penetration depth into the receiving member is critical for load transfer. Because these are sold by the pound box in a 12-count package, they are well suited for job-site stocking or supply house resale to framing crews.

Key Features

• 3.5 inch length matches standard 16D common nail sizing for structural framing
• Bright finish for interior or dry-environment use where corrosion resistance is not needed
• Common nail profile provides a flat head and smooth shank suitable for hand nailing and pneumatic nailers designed for common nails
• Sold by the pound box in a 12-unit package for bulk job-site supply

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 16D common nail for use in wood-frame construction and general carpentry where a 3.5 inch bright common nail is specified.

Installation Notes

Common nails are driven by licensed carpenters and framers using a framing hammer or a pneumatic framing nailer rated for 16D common nails. Verify nailer compatibility before use, as some tools are designed for sinker nails rather than true common nails. Follow applicable building code nailing schedules, such as those referenced in the IRC or IBC, for minimum fastener counts and placement in structural connections.