Value Collection 112EGRFG1 Roofing Nail 11 Gauge Galvanized

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 112EGRFG1 is an 11-gauge roofing nail designed for fastening roofing materials to wood substrates in residential and light commercial applications. It features a ring shank for enhanced withdrawal resistance and a flat head for flush seating against shingles and felt underlayment. The galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance against outdoor exposure. At 1.5 inches overall length, this nail is sized for standard asphalt shingle and felt installation. Roofing contractors and carpenters install these nails using pneumatic coil nailers or hammer drives depending on job requirements.

This nail is suited for residential roofing projects including asphalt shingle application, felt underlayment, and similar sheet-goods fastening tasks. The ring shank profile increases holding power in softwood decking compared to a smooth shank, making it appropriate for high-wind or code-required applications where enhanced fastener retention is specified. The Grade 2 steel construction meets standard fastener strength requirements for roofing trades.

Key Features

• Ring shank design increases withdrawal resistance compared to smooth shank nails
• Flat head provides flush seating against shingles and roofing felt
• Galvanized finish resists corrosion from outdoor and weather exposure
• 11 gauge wire diameter suitable for standard roofing applications
• Grade 2 steel construction meets common fastener strength requirements
• 1.5 inch overall length appropriate for asphalt shingle and underlayment fastening

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement or standard supply fastener for residential roofing nail applications requiring an 11-gauge, 1.5-inch galvanized ring shank nail.

Installation Notes

Roofing nails are installed by qualified roofing contractors or carpenters. Confirm local building code requirements for fastener gauge, length, and shank type before installation, as wind uplift and fire ratings may specify minimum fastener schedules. Use appropriate pneumatic nailer settings or hand-drive technique to seat the nail head flush without overdriving through the shingle surface. Follow manufacturer shingle installation instructions and applicable building codes for fastener placement patterns.