Roberts
Model # 33-100
Internet # 100200601
Store SKU # 431247
#10 x 5/8 in. Galvanized Steel Concrete Nails (1 lb.-Pack)
$3.48
/each
FREQUENTLY BOUGHT TOGETHER
The Roberts #10 x 5/8 in. Galvanized Steel Concrete Nails (1 lb. pack) feature heavy-duty 10-gauge shanks and are ideal for use on hard or aged concrete. Designed for many uses with carpeting and tack strip installation. The convinient 1 pound pack can easily be added to your tool box. Roberts is the brand that stands for excellence.
- For use on hard or aged concrete
- Ideal for the installation of carpet tack strips over concrete subfloors
- Galvanized steel resist rust
- 5/8 in. length for common jobs
- Heavy duty 10-gauge shank
- 1 lb. package of approximately 350 nails
SPECIFICATIONS
Dimensions
Approximate coverage area (sq. ft.) |
800 |
Fastener head width (in.) |
0.25 |
Fastener length (in.) |
0.625 |
Flooring thickness (in.) |
0.1875 |
Nail Length (In.) |
5/8 |
Details
Fastener Callout Size |
#10 gauge concrete nail, 5/8 inch length |
Fastener Type |
Nail |
Fastener/Connector Material |
Steel |
Finish Family |
Gray |
Gauge |
10 |
Indoor/Outdoor |
Indoor |
Nail Gauge |
10 |
Nail Type |
Flooring Nail |
Nailgun Angle |
0 |
Package Quantity |
350 |
Product Weight (lb.) |
.0028 lb |
Returnable |
90-Day |
Serrated edges |
Yes |
Shape |
Oval |
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty |
To be free from manufacturing defects |
CUSTOMER REVIEWS
Rated 4.0 out of 5 by 2
reviewers.
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by diybelair Concrete Nails
They are called concrete nails because of the material they were made to go into, not the material they were made from.
January 23, 2010
Rated 4.0 out of 5.0 by hobochangbao Concrete nails
Of course, the description of this item has confused some, but it need not. The technicals are all correct: the shank is 10 gauge, the lengths nearly always 5/8 in. or close enough for physical spec, and the weight was very close to that quaint English measurement of both weight and currency, the "pound". This accuracy notwithstanding, these nails are not made of concrete at all- they are composed entirely of ferrous metal! In spite of this material error, these nails were a delight to pound, perhaps even better than nails of porous rocky sand. I gave some of these to my cousin as a thank you for lending me his fifth wheel, but that's another story.
May 2, 2009
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