TRI-BUILT 7/8 in. Coil Roofing Nails, 7,200-Count Carton

TRI-BUILT 7/8 in. coil roofing nails are packaged 7,200 pieces per carton for high-volume asphalt shingle installation. The extra 1/8 in. over 3/4 in. length helps achieve proper penetration into thicker decks or underlayment layers. They feed standard coil roofing nailers for continuous fastening.

Key Features:

• Bulk Production Pack: One carton holds 7,200 coil-collated roofing nails.
• 7/8 in. Length: The 0.9 in. (7/8 in.) dimension suits applications needing slightly more penetration than 3/4 in. nails.
• Coil Collation: Collated in coils to feed standard coil roofing nailers.
• Crew-Friendly Weight: Carton gross weight is approximately 26 lb.
• Roofing Use: Intended as a roofing nail for shingle fastening.

Specifications Table:

Fit and Compatibility:

Designed for coil roofing nailers that accept 7/8 in. collated roofing nails. Use with TRI-BUILT underlayments and asphalt shingles, following the shingle manufacturer’s fastening schedule.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ):

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

Q: What is the nail length?
A: The nails are 7/8 in. (listed as 0.9 in.) long.

Q: Will they work in my coil nailer?
A: They are coil-collated for standard coil roofing nailers; verify your nailer accepts 7/8 in. roofing nails.

Q: How much does the carton weigh?
A: The carton weighs approximately 26 lb.

Q: When should I choose 7/8 in. over 3/4 in.?
A: Choose the longer 7/8 in. nail when the deck or underlayment build-up requires extra penetration to meet fastening requirements.

Expert Verdict Reviewed by the SuperArbor Pro Desk

Seven-eighths inch coil nails are a common choice when reroofing over existing layers or with heavier underlayment build-up, since the extra length helps reach adequate deck penetration. Always follow the shingle manufacturer’s nailing pattern and local code for wind resistance. Buying by the 7,200-nail carton keeps a production crew supplied through a full day of nailing.

Wear safety glasses and gloves when handling and driving nails, and follow the nailer manufacturer’s operating instructions and applicable building codes.

Order TRI-BUILT 7/8 in. coil roofing nails, 7,200-count carton, for reliable shingle fastening.