TRI-BUILT 3/4 in. Coil Roofing Nails, 7,200-Count Carton

TRI-BUILT 3/4 in. coil roofing nails come 7,200 pieces per carton and are sized for fastening asphalt shingles to wood decks. The coil collation feeds standard coil roofing nailers for fast, continuous nailing. Pair them with TRI-BUILT underlayments and shingles for a complete roofing system.

Key Features:

• Bulk Production Pack: Each carton contains 7,200 nails, sized to keep a crew nailing without frequent reloading.
• Coil Collation: Nails are collated in coils for use in standard coil roofing nailers.
• Shingle Length: The 3/4 in. length is a common size for attaching asphalt shingle laps.
• Contractor Weight: The carton weighs approximately 16 lb gross, easy to stage on the roof or in the truck.
• Roofing Fastener: Designed specifically as a roofing nail for shingle application.

Specifications Table:

Fit and Compatibility:

Made for standard coil roofing nailers that accept 3/4 in. collated roofing nails. Pair with TRI-BUILT underlayments and asphalt shingles; shingle manufacturers’ fastening schedules govern nail count per shingle.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

Q: How many nails are included?
A: One carton contains 7,200 coil roofing nails.

Q: What length are these nails?
A: These are 3/4 in. roofing nails, a standard length for asphalt shingle application.

Q: What tool do they fit?
A: They are coil-collated for use in standard coil roofing nailers; confirm your nailer’s accepted nail range before use.

Q: How heavy is a carton?
A: The carton weighs approximately 16 lb.

Q: How many nails do I need per roofing square?
A: Follow the shingle manufacturer’s fastening schedule; typical asphalt shingle installations use four nails per shingle, so coverage depends on shingle exposure and course count.

Expert Verdict Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

Three-quarter inch coil nails are the workhorse fastener for asphalt shingle nailing where deck thickness and underlayment allow. Match fastener count and placement to the shingle manufacturer’s wind-warranty requirements, and keep nails collated coils dry and clean so the nailer feeds reliably. Order by carton so a crew has enough nails for a full square footage without a mid-day restock.

Wear safety glasses and gloves when handling and driving nails, and follow the nailer manufacturer’s operating instructions and local building code fastening requirements.

Stock up on TRI-BUILT 3/4 in. coil roofing nails, 7,200-count carton, for your next shingle job.