Hillman Fasteners 461576 Bright Common Nail 3in 10D 50lb

Product Description

The HILLMAN FASTENERS 461576 is a 3-inch, 10D bright common nail sold in a 50-pound box. Common nails in this size are a standard fastener for structural framing, sheathing, and general rough carpentry. The bright finish indicates no coating, making these nails suited for interior or dry-environment applications where corrosion resistance is not a primary concern. At 50 pounds per box, this package is sized for high-volume jobsite use. Carpenters, framers, and general contractors reach for 10D common nails as a go-to fastener for wood-to-wood connections in wall framing, floor systems, and similar structural assemblies.

These nails are used in residential and light commercial construction framing applications. The 3-inch length and 10D designation match common code-specified nailing schedules for dimensional lumber framing, including stud-to-plate, joist hanger backup, and sheathing attachment in dry or protected environments. The 50-pound bulk box format reduces handling and restocking frequency on active framing crews.

Key Features

• 3-inch length, 10D designation for standard structural framing use
• Bright finish for interior and dry-environment installations
• 50-pound box quantity minimizes jobsite restocking
• Common nail geometry with flat head and smooth shank
• Sized to meet typical code nailing schedules for dimensional lumber

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 10D bright common nail compatible with conventional pneumatic framing nailers and hand-nailing applications in residential and light commercial wood-frame construction.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by carpenters and framers using a framing hammer or pneumatic nailer rated for 10D common nails. Follow the applicable building code nailing schedule for the specific structural connection being made. Bright common nails are not recommended for exterior, pressure-treated lumber, or high-moisture environments where a galvanized or coated fastener is required. Verify local code requirements before substituting fastener types on structural connections.