Value Collection 134EGRFG5 Roofing Nails 11 Gauge

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 134EGRFG5 is an 11-gauge roofing nail designed for fastening roofing materials to wood substrates. It features a ring shank profile, which increases withdrawal resistance and reduces the risk of fastener back-out over time. Constructed from Grade 2 steel with a galvanized finish, this nail resists corrosion in exterior roofing applications. The overall length of 1-3/4 inches suits standard shingle installation over common roof decking thicknesses. Roofing contractors and general carpenters are the primary installers for this fastener type.

This roofing nail is suited for residential and light commercial roofing work. The galvanized coating makes it appropriate for use in environments where moisture exposure is a concern, such as underlayment and shingle attachment. The ring shank design is particularly well-suited for areas subject to wind uplift, where pull-through resistance is critical. These nails are compatible with coil-style and strip roofing nailers that accept 11-gauge fasteners of this diameter and length, and can also be driven by hand.

Key Features

• Ring shank profile increases withdrawal resistance compared to smooth-shank nails
• Grade 2 steel construction provides reliable structural integrity for roofing fastening
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance in exterior and moisture-prone environments
• 11-gauge wire diameter balances holding strength with shingle penetration
• 1-3/4 inch overall length suits standard asphalt shingle installation over wood decking

Compatibility

Designed as an OEM-style replacement roofing fastener suitable for standard residential and light commercial roofing applications requiring 11-gauge ring-shank nails with a galvanized finish.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by roofing contractors or qualified carpenters using pneumatic roofing nailers or a hammer. Ensure the nail is driven flush with the shingle surface without over-driving, which can compromise the shingle mat. Follow local building code requirements and manufacturer shingle installation guidelines for fastener placement patterns and minimum fastener counts per shingle. Use appropriate hand and eye protection when driving nails manually.