Hillman Fasteners 461373 Bright Finish Nails 2.5in 8D 12-pack

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461373 is a bright finish common nail sized at 2.5 inches (8D) and sold in a box quantity of 12. Bright finish nails feature a clean, uncoated steel surface that provides a smooth drive and solid holding power in general framing, sheathing, and rough carpentry applications. Each nail is manufactured to standard 8-penny dimensions, making them a straightforward choice for structural fastening tasks where a corrosion-resistant coating is not required. Contractors, carpenters, and skilled tradespeople rely on this nail size for interior work where moisture exposure is not a concern.

These 2.5-inch bright finish nails are suited for interior rough framing, subflooring, wall sheathing, and general wood-to-wood fastening in dry environments. The 8D designation is one of the most commonly called-out nail sizes in residential construction, appearing frequently in standard framing details and code tables. This box format with a quantity of 12 units is appropriate for stocking a shop, supplying a job site, or fulfilling small-quantity project needs.

Key Features

• 2.5-inch (8D) common nail length for standard framing and carpentry tasks
• Bright finish surface for smooth driving in interior dry applications
• Box quantity of 12 units for efficient job-site supply
• Standard 8-penny sizing compatible with common framing nailer loading practices and hand-nailing specifications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 8D bright finish nail for general interior wood framing and rough carpentry applications where an uncoated fastener is acceptable per project specifications.

Installation Notes

Bright finish nails are intended for interior, dry-environment installations only and should not be used where moisture exposure is expected, as the uncoated surface is susceptible to corrosion. Installation should follow applicable building code fastening schedules, including IRC or IBC nailing tables where structural connections are involved. Use appropriate hand tools or a compatible framing nailer; always wear eye protection during fastening operations. Confirm nail placement meets shear and withdrawal load requirements specified in project drawings before proceeding.