Hillman Fasteners 461460 Eg Roofing Nails 1.5in 11GA 5lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461460 is an electro galvanized roofing nail designed for securing roofing materials to wood decking and sheathing. At 1.5 inches in length and 11 gauge in diameter, these nails provide the holding strength and corrosion resistance expected in exterior roofing applications. The electro galvanized coating helps resist rust and corrosion from moisture exposure on the roof surface. Each box contains 5 pounds of nails, sold in a case pack of 4 boxes. These nails are suitable for hand nailing or coil nailer use where loose nails are accepted, and are a standard choice for roofing contractors and general construction professionals.

These roofing nails are used in residential and light commercial roofing applications, including installation of asphalt shingles, felt underlayment, and similar roofing materials over wood roof decks. The 11 gauge shank provides adequate shear strength for standard roofing tasks. The 5 lb box format is a common jobsite quantity for roofing crews managing material by weight. Each case pack of 4 boxes totals 20 pounds of nails, making it practical for larger roofing projects or supply stocking.

Key Features

• 1.5 inch length suits standard shingle fastening depth into wood decking
• 11 gauge shank diameter provides solid holding strength in roofing applications
• Electro galvanized coating resists rust and corrosion from exterior moisture exposure
• 5 lb per box quantity is a standard roofing jobsite unit
• Case pack of 4 boxes (20 pounds total) for bulk stocking

Compatibility

Designed as a standard roofing nail for use with asphalt shingles and similar roofing materials installed over wood roof deck sheathing.

Installation Notes

Roofing nails of this type are installed by roofing contractors following manufacturer shingle installation guidelines and applicable local building codes. Always follow shingle manufacturer specifications for nail placement pattern, number of nails per shingle, and required penetration depth into the roof deck. Use appropriate hand tools or pneumatic nailers rated for loose nails. Inspect the roof deck for rot or structural deficiencies before fastening.