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The MAZE NAILS H53S112 is a hardened steel fluted masonry nail designed for mechanically fastening materials directly to concrete, block, and masonry substrates. At 2d sizing with a 1 inch length and 9-gauge shank diameter, these nails provide a reliable mechanical connection without the need for adhesives or powder-actuated tools. The fluted shank increases holding power in masonry by displacing material as the nail is driven. Each box contains 176 nails at a net weight of 1 pound, making it a practical unit for residential and light commercial framing applications. Safety glasses are required when driving hardened nails due to potential spall or fragment ejection.
The H53S112 masonry nail is suited for attaching furring strips, floor plates, and partition wall bottom plates to concrete slabs, CMU block, and poured masonry walls. This type of fastener is commonly specified in wood-to-masonry connections where a low-profile mechanical solution is preferred. Applications include basement framing, slab-on-grade floor plate attachment, and interior partition layout on concrete. These nails are installed by licensed carpenters, framers, and general contractors working on residential and light commercial projects. For best results, drive nails a minimum of 3 inches from the edge of the masonry or block, with at least 0.75 inches of penetration into the substrate.
Designed for wood-to-masonry fastening applications including furring strip attachment, floor plate installation, and partition wall framing to concrete and CMU block substrates.
Installation is typically performed by framers or general contractors using a standard steel hammer rated for masonry nail driving. Always wear ANSI-rated safety glasses when driving hardened masonry nails, as fragments or spall may eject from the substrate. Drive nails no closer than 3 inches from any edge of the masonry or block to avoid cracking or spalling. Ensure a minimum of 0.75 inches of nail penetration into the masonry substrate for adequate holding strength.
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