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The MAZE NAILS T4491A050 is a 16d, 3.5-inch, 9-gauge ring shank deck nail double hot-dipped in molten zinc for corrosion resistance in treated lumber applications. Each nail is drawn from stiffer stock steel, which allows a reduced shank diameter that limits wood splitting without sacrificing structural integrity. The ring shank profile delivers exceptional withdrawal resistance compared to smooth-shank fasteners. This case contains 2700 nails at a net weight of 50 pounds. Licensed contractors, deck builders, and framing carpenters specify these nails for pressure-treated lumber projects where long-term fastener performance is required.
These nails are designed for use in treated lumber decking, framing, and structural applications where building codes or project specifications require hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel fasteners. Producers of pressure-treated lumber and many local building codes mandate hot-dip galvanized nails because their rust-free service life is comparable to that of the treated lumber itself. Suitable for residential and light commercial deck construction, ledger attachment, and exterior framing where fastener corrosion is a primary concern.
Designed for use with modern pressure-treated lumber where hot-dip galvanized or stainless steel fasteners are specified by the lumber producer or applicable building code.
Installation should be performed by qualified carpenters or deck contractors familiar with local building codes governing fastener type and spacing for treated lumber. Consult the applicable residential building code or deck ledger attachment requirements before fastening to determine correct nail pattern and schedule. Always wear appropriate eye protection when driving nails with a framing hammer or pneumatic nailer. Verify that your pneumatic nailer is configured for the correct nail diameter and collation type before loading.
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