Hillman Fasteners 461364 Bright Common Nail 3.5in 16D 5lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461364 is a 16D bright common nail used in general framing, structural carpentry, and rough construction work. At 3.5 inches in length, this nail is sized for through-fastening dimensional lumber, attaching rim joists, and securing wall plates. The bright finish means no coating or treatment, making it suited for interior and dry-use structural applications. Each box contains 5 pounds of nails, and the package ships as a case of 4 boxes. Carpenters, framers, and general contractors reach for 16D commons when the job calls for a reliable, code-recognized fastener in wood-to-wood connections.

These nails are appropriate for residential and light commercial framing applications. Typical use cases include wall framing, floor system assembly, and roof sheathing nailer work where a full-round-head common nail is specified. The bright finish suits interior structural work and protected installations where moisture exposure is not a factor. This product is sold by the box at 5 pounds per box, with a package quantity of 4 boxes per case, making it practical for stocking a job site or a supply room.

Key Features

• 16D designation at 3.5 inches — standard framing length for dimensional lumber connections
• Bright finish — uncoated steel for interior and dry structural applications
• Common nail profile — full round head and smooth shank for high shear resistance in framing
• 5 lb per box — practical job-site quantity, sold in cases of 4 boxes
• Suitable for use where code references 16D common nails in nailing schedules

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 16D common nail for use in wood framing and general construction applications where bright common nails are specified by a nailing schedule or building code.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters and framers using a framing hammer or pneumatic nailer rated for 3.5 inch common nails. Verify that the bright finish is appropriate for the exposure condition before installation, as uncoated nails are not recommended for exterior, treated lumber, or high-moisture environments. Follow the applicable building code nailing schedule for spacing and quantity requirements at each connection point.