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Roofing Nails / Asphalt Shingle Nails for Shingles, Felt and Underlayment

SKU: RFG-NAIL · Category: Nails
  • CategoryNails
  • CodeRFG-NAIL
  • HeadLarge Flat Round
  • Best UseShingles & Underlayment
  • ToolRoofing Nailer / Claw Hammer
  • Samples available before bulk order
  • OEM & private label packaging
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Product Information

Roofing Nails, also called Asphalt Shingle Nails, are wide flat-head fasteners used to secure asphalt shingles, roofing felt and underlayment to timber roof decks. The large round head spreads the clamping force over the roofing material and helps hold thin sheet products without pulling through during correct installation.

Common material and finish options include galvanized carbon steel for corrosion resistance and aluminum for compatible roofing systems or buyer specifications. Smooth shank versions are widely used for standard roofing work, while ring shank options provide improved withdrawal resistance where the roof specification requires additional holding power. Material, coating and nail length must match the roofing system, substrate, local code and exposure conditions.

Collated coil roofing nails are installed with a pneumatic Roofing Nailer for fast, repetitive shingle work. Loose roofing nails can also be driven by hand with a Claw Hammer, and the large head makes controlled manual placement practical for repairs and smaller jobs. Roofing nails are not a substitute for framing nails or engineered structural connectors.

Features & Benefits

  • LARGE FLAT ROUND HEAD - Spreads clamping force across asphalt shingles, felt and underlayment to help reduce pull-through.
  • ROOFING APPLICATIONS - Designed for asphalt shingles, roofing felt, underlayment and compatible timber roof-deck systems.
  • CORROSION-RESISTANT OPTIONS - Galvanized carbon steel and aluminum specifications can be reviewed for the target roof system and market.
  • SMOOTH OR RING SHANK - Smooth shank for standard installation and ring shank for improved withdrawal resistance when specified.
  • ROOFING NAILER READY - Coil-collated options support fast installation with pneumatic roofing nailers.
  • HAND-DRIVING OPTION - Loose nails can be installed with a Claw Hammer for repairs, positioning and smaller roofing jobs.
ORDER INFORMATION

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Lead Time 15-30 days After order confirmation
Samples 3-7 days Available before bulk order
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FAQs

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What are roofing nails used for?
Roofing nails are used to secure asphalt shingles, roofing felt and underlayment to compatible timber roof decks. The roof system and local installation requirements determine the correct nail specification.
Why do roofing nails have large flat heads?
The wide flat head spreads clamping force over the roofing material and helps reduce the risk of the fastener pulling through shingles, felt or underlayment during correct installation.
Should I choose galvanized steel or aluminum roofing nails?
The correct material depends on the roofing material, substrate, exposure, local code and compatibility requirements. Galvanized steel is common for corrosion resistance, while aluminum is used only where the roof system or buyer specification permits it.
What is the difference between smooth and ring shank roofing nails?
Smooth shank roofing nails are widely used for standard applications. Ring shank nails grip wood fibers more strongly and provide improved withdrawal resistance where additional holding power is specified.
Can roofing nails be driven by hand?
Yes. Loose roofing nails can be driven with a Claw Hammer for repairs and smaller jobs. For volume shingle installation, coil-collated nails with a pneumatic Roofing Nailer are faster and more consistent.
What information is needed for a quotation?
Please provide material, nail length and diameter, head diameter, shank type, finish, coil and nailer compatibility, packing style, order quantity and destination market.
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