Value Collection 1TFMAS1 Masonry Nail 2D 9 Gauge 1 Inch

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 1TFMAS1 is a 2D masonry nail designed for fastening into concrete, block, and masonry surfaces. Built from Grade 2 steel with an uncoated finish, this nail measures 1 inch in overall length and is manufactured to a 9 gauge wire diameter. The fluted shank provides mechanical grip as the nail is driven, helping resist pull-out in hard substrate applications. Licensed tradespeople and skilled DIYers driving nails into masonry use this type of fastener for furring strips, pressure-treated plates, and light framing anchored to concrete or block walls.

This nail is suited for residential and light commercial applications where low-profile, direct masonry fastening is required. Typical scenarios include attaching wood sill plates to concrete floors, securing furring strips to masonry walls, and general concrete anchoring tasks where a pneumatic or hand-driven masonry nail is the preferred method. The small 2D penny size makes this fastener appropriate for thin stock and close-clearance work where a larger nail would split the material or overpenetrate.

Key Features

• Fluted shank geometry increases pull-out resistance in concrete and masonry substrates
• Grade 2 steel construction provides adequate hardness for hand or pneumatic driving into masonry
• Uncoated finish — suitable for dry interior masonry applications
• 2D penny size at 9 gauge wire diameter for light-duty fastening tasks
• 1 inch overall length keeps fastener profile low in thin-stock applications

Compatibility

Designed as a standard 2D masonry nail for use in concrete, cinder block, and similar masonry substrates in residential and light commercial construction applications.

Installation Notes

Masonry nails are installed by carpenters, general contractors, and experienced DIYers using a steel hammer or pneumatic nailer rated for masonry fasteners. Always wear eye protection — masonry nails can fracture or deflect on contact with aggregate. Do not attempt to drive this nail into reinforced concrete or hardened steel. Confirm the substrate is dry and free of loose material before driving to ensure full shank engagement.