Maze Nails HT150112 Hardwood Trim Nails 1.5 in 613 Ct 1 Lb

Product Description

The MAZE NAILS HT150112 is a smooth, slim-shank hardwood trim nail designed for finish and trim carpentry work. Manufactured from high-carbon steel wire, these nails are engineered to resist splitting in dense hardwood materials, making them a reliable choice for interior trim applications. Each box contains approximately 613 nails at 1.5 inches in length and weighs 1 pound. The slim shank profile reduces wood displacement on impact, which is critical when nailing into tight-grained hardwoods where standard fasteners tend to cause splitting.

These nails are suited for residential and light commercial trim installations including door casings, window trim, base molding, and other finish carpentry applications where hardwood materials are used. They are installed by finish carpenters, trim contractors, and skilled tradespeople using pneumatic finish nailers or hand-nailing methods compatible with the slim-shank profile. Available in 1 pound and 5 pound box quantities to accommodate both small repair jobs and larger production runs.

Key Features

• Smooth, slim shank profile reduces splitting risk in dense hardwood grain
• High-carbon steel wire construction for consistent strength and drive performance
• 1.5 inch length suited for attaching hardwood trim to wood framing and substrates
• Approximately 613 nails per 1 pound box for predictable coverage planning
• Available in 1 pound and 5 pound box sizes

Compatibility

Designed for use with hardwood trim applications in residential and commercial finish carpentry. Confirm nail gauge and shank diameter against your nailer or hand-nailing specification before installation.

Installation Notes

Hardwood trim nails of this type are typically installed by finish carpenters using compatible pneumatic nailers or by hand with a finish hammer and nail set. Verify that the nail length provides adequate penetration into the substrate without breakthrough on the opposite face. When hand-nailing into hardwood, pre-drilling a pilot hole can further reduce the risk of splitting near trim ends. Follow applicable building codes for fastener spacing and trim attachment in your jurisdiction.