Siding and Fencing Nails
Find the best siding nails to help you secure your project. Our nails have an exceptional grip, perfect for joining the siding and even fencing. When you purchase Grip-Rite® nails, you get a quality product backed by superior craftsmanship.
Our Premium Siding Nails
We offer two main categories of siding nails, depending on your project’s scope and the tools available.
Hand-Drive Nails
Hand-drive nails are essential to every construction project. Their diamond point design ensures they can penetrate the siding without splitting it, while their long shank enhances their holding strength. With our vast catalog, you will surely find the perfect hand-drive nails for your siding. Some of our favorites include:
- Oval head siding nail: With its smooth shank, oval head and thickness of 12 gauge, the oval head siding nail is perfect for blind nailing. We offer a minimum length of 2 inches to ensure you have enough nail to easily join pieces.
- Wood and hardboard siding nail: This nail’s thin and spiral shank provides excellent holding power on various kinds of wood. Its hot galvanized coating protects the nail from rusting, giving you a nail you can use in a wide range of climates.
Collated Nails
Our collated siding nails are perfect for your high-speed siding and fencing nailers. Here are our nails for siding:
- 15° plastic sheet coil nails: The 15° plastic sheet coil nails use durable plastic coiling to provide speed and flexibility. Our weather-resistant coating and Grip-Rite® jam-free guarantee ensure you enjoy high-quality nailing with minimal interruptions.
- 0° plastic coil nails: Shop for another design backed by our jam-free guarantee. The 0° plastic coil nails siding and fencing nails provide a seamless nailing operation with their on-center heads that offer improved drivability.
Best Practices for Siding Installation
If you want a siding that will stand the test of time, here are some installation tips to follow:
- Direction: Drive the nail straight into the siding.
- Spacing: A good nailing practice is to drive the nail head flush or slightly countersunk with the siding.
- Penetration: Ensure the nails penetrate at least 1 1/4 inches into the sheathing or framing.
- Leave gaps: Since siding is subject to expansion and contraction, leave a minimum gap of ¼ inch at openings and stops. Remember to increase the gap size if you are in warmer areas to account for more expansion.
FAQs
Have questions about siding nails? Here are the answers to some of the frequently asked questions we receive.
What Nails Are Best for Siding?
The ideal nails for siding are often synonymous with the best nails for fencing, which are long and strong enough to keep your siding up longer. Remember to consider factors like gauge number and shank design when purchasing.
Which Siding Nailer Is Best for Collated Nails?
We have a variety of siding nailers, such as the 15° fencing & siding nailer, with a carrying capacity of 200-350 nails. But before buying a nailer, determine the size and angle of the nails required for your project.
Nail Every Siding Project
Whether you need nails for fencing or siding, Grip-Rite® has the perfect fastener for your project. Find a dealer today.
