Value Collection 34EGRFG1 Roofing Nail 3/4 in 11 Gauge Galvanized

Product Description

The VALUE COLLECTION 34EGRFG1 is an 11-gauge roofing nail with a ring shank profile and a galvanized steel finish. At 3/4 inches overall length, this nail is sized for use in low-profile roofing applications where a short, secure fastener is required. The ring shank design provides increased withdrawal resistance compared to smooth shank nails, helping fasteners stay set under wind uplift and thermal cycling. The galvanized finish offers corrosion resistance suited to exterior roofing environments. Roofing contractors, sheet metal workers, and general building tradespeople are the primary installers of this fastener type.

This nail is intended for residential and light commercial roofing work. The 3/4-inch length is commonly used when fastening roofing felt, underlayment, cap sheets, or thin roof decking materials where penetration depth must be controlled. The 11-gauge wire diameter balances holding strength with ease of hand or pneumatic nailing gun driving. Job sites using cap nail guns or standard roofing nailers will find this gauge and shank profile a typical fit for those tools.

Key Features

• Ring shank profile increases withdrawal resistance compared to smooth shank nails
• 11-gauge wire diameter compatible with standard roofing nailers and hand driving
• 3/4-inch overall length suited for underlayment, felt, and thin substrate fastening
• Galvanized finish provides corrosion resistance for exterior roofing applications
• Grade 2 steel construction for consistent shank integrity during driving

Compatibility

Designed as a standard roofing nail for use with hand tools or pneumatic roofing nailers that accept 11-gauge ring shank fasteners at 3/4-inch length.

Installation Notes

Roofing nails of this type are installed by licensed roofers and general contractors following local building codes and manufacturer substrate guidelines. When using a pneumatic nailer, verify the tool is set to the correct depth-of-drive to avoid overdriving and tearing the substrate. Always follow OSHA fall protection requirements when working at elevation. Inspect nails for proper seating after installation, particularly in high-wind zones where fastener pattern and spacing are code-specified.