TRI-BUILT 1 in. Coil Roofing Nails – 7,200 Count Carton

TRI-BUILT 1 in. coil roofing nails ship in a 7,200-count carton for pneumatic coil roofing nailers. The 1 in. length suits standard asphalt shingle attachment to wood decks where minimum penetration is met. One carton weighs about 29 lb.

Key Features:

• 1 in. Length: Nails measure 1 in., a compact option for standard shingle attachment.
• Coil Collation: Coil-collated for fast loading in pneumatic coil roofing nailers.
• 7,200 Count: 7,200 nails per carton keeps crews nailing with fewer reloads.
• Lighter Carton: 29 lb carton is easier to handle and stage.
• Roofing Grade: Manufactured as roofing nails for shingle applications.

Specifications Table:

Coverage & How Much You Need:

At a typical 4 nails per shingle tab, a 7,200-count carton fastens roughly 35-40 squares of three-tab shingles; high-wind six-nail patterns reduce that coverage. Confirm the fastening pattern with your shingle manufacturer and local code.

Fit and Compatibility:

Use in pneumatic coil roofing nailers that accept 1 in. coil roofing nails of the matching collation; check your tool’s specifications. Shingles and underlayment are sold separately.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How many nails are in a carton?
A: Each carton contains 7,200 coil roofing nails.

Q: What length are these nails?
A: These nails are 1 in. long.

Q: Are they collated for a coil nailer?
A: Yes, they are coil-collated for pneumatic coil roofing nailers.

Q: Is 1 in. enough length?
A: It is adequate when total penetration requirements are met; many shingle makers call for longer nails in thicker assemblies, so check the instructions.

Q: How heavy is a carton?
A: The carton weighs about 29 lb.

Q: How many squares does a carton cover?
A: Roughly 35-40 squares at standard nailing; less at high-wind patterns.

Expert Verdict Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

The 1 in. coil length is common where deck thickness allows full penetration with standard tabs, but most shingle manufacturers require at least 1-1/4 in. for modern applications, so verify before committing. Match collation to your nailer and store coils off damp concrete to protect the collation glue. Pair with underlayment and starter products from the same job list to avoid reorders.

Always wear eye protection and disconnect the nailer’s air supply before loading or clearing jams.

Order TRI-BUILT 1 in. coil roofing nails and keep your shingle crews nailing.