- Commonly used to secure railroad ties and landscaping timbers
- Available in bright smooth, ring, and spiral shank styles
- Also used to secure large members in log home construction
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- Use to secure railroad ties
- Made of steel
- Resists rust and weathering
- Log construction
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Can someone advise regarding the diameter of the nail head? Thinking about using as landscape sp...
Asked by Ray April 1, 2021the head size is 3/4 in
Can I purchase 3 spikes vs 50lbs?
Asked by Richard August 3, 2020please check with your local store to see if these are available as singles.
what length spike nail to secure 4×4 pressure treated lumber
Asked by Duke April 29, 2019spike length should be at least double the size of the timber being secured.
How many nails in the 50 pound box?
Asked by Lefty February 6, 2019Yes, I just opened a box and counted 156 nails. I am sure the amount will vary, and I noticed a few bent ones. There was one that looked like it was 12 in.
I am digging a hole for the installation of a basement egress window. It is my intention to use ...
Asked by Barb July 17, 2018Yes, This is the correct hardware. Also use 4'+ rebar, driven into the ground to provide lateral support for the bottom lumber
What size pilot hole do you drill in landscape timbers for nail
Asked by Matty June 23, 2018I drilled a 1/4 inch hole. It was more difficult to drive the spikes but they seem to hold a lot better.
The listing says these are available with a spiral shank, but I don't find that option--not sure ...
Asked by Shawn April 16, 2018I could not find any either.
Can I use it to put weed cover fabric in place?
Asked by Zin March 28, 2017Sure, that will work
do they sell indivdual ones?
Asked by Mike August 25, 2015yes, they are .70$ each
how many nails in a 50# box of 3/8 IN. X 10 IN. GALVANIZED-STEEL SPIKE NAILS (50 LB. PACK)
Asked by john2 June 7, 2014Thank you for your question! These come approximately 2.9 spikes/pound, so there are roughly 145 spikes in the 50 lb. box. Thanks again, and have a great day!
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