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Simpson Strong Tie S6SND1 6d Cedar and Redwood Siding Nails 2-Inch 14 Gauge 304 1-Pound Stainless Steel

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  • Most sizes available in 1 and 5 pound boxes
  • Checker head pattern blends with wood grain
  • Annular ring shank increases hold
  • Works great for Cedar and Redwood Siding applications
  • Diamond Point for easy driving


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Simpson Strong Tie 6d Cedar and Redwood Siding Nails 2-inch 14 gauge 304 stainless steel 1 pound approximately 245 nails per pound

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Simpson Strong Tie 6d Cedar and Redwood Siding Nails 2-inch 14 gauge 304 stainless steel 1 pound approximately 245 nails per pound


K. Kelly
Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023
I'm in a coastal area where galvanized nails go to die, so stainless is the only option. I don't know about corrosion resistance yet; time will tell. But they did go in well (I drilled pilot holes in the siding). A couple crippled when they hit knots or old nails buried in the frame (not sure which). But basically no problem installing them. They are very tenacious to pull out: much more so than the smooth galvanized nails of higher gauge in the old siding.
G_reg
Reviewed in the United States on May 13, 2023
Nails are great but I recieved a bag full of nails luckily they didn't puncture. You would think maybe put an item like this in a Box being #1 nail and #2 $20 for 1lb of nails. Please do better!
Ken Furman
Reviewed in Canada on October 29, 2023
I used the 2” Simpson stainless steel siding nails to fasten 3/4” cedar to 2 x 4 cedar framing for a greenhouse project. When prying off one of the boards that had been previously nailed in place, every nail head had to be pulled through the cedar plank and removed later, with considerable effort (I was surprised that none of the nail heads failed during removal). Very impressed with the ring shank holding power and quality of the nail to ensure the boards remain tight over time. I’ll definitely use them again.
Steven Hunt
Reviewed in Canada on August 13, 2020
They are what they say they are - just very expensive.
Isherlaufer
Reviewed in Canada on June 29, 2019
As long as I have a straight and true hammer hit, these nails go in perfectly every time. If I'm just a tiny little bit off, nail bent. It's probably one in ten that bend, but at least they make a starter hole for the next nail.There are a ton of nails and they're well priced, so I'm not upset to lose a few.
Alice B. Reimer
Reviewed in Canada on June 18, 2019
They work great for what i need them for
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on November 30, 2019
I used these to put James Hardie cement-fibre lap siding on my shed, as they fit the installation specs precisely. I had to drill 1/16" pilot holes, but the nails went in very well. Only a few bent, when struck off-centre. I'd definitely use them again.
Kman773
Reviewed in the United States on July 23, 2017
Great nails for siding. They are stainless (softer metal). So they can bend a bit easier, but after siding my shed with them and pounding around 600 I only bent 2 and that was my fault.
Malone
Reviewed in Canada on June 25, 2016
Great product and service
Benjo
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2015
Local stores only had grip-tite siding nails that had lump-like unformed heads instead of thin, wide heads. I found these to be ideal for replacing cedar clapboards on my house, and for re-attaching old clapboards whose nails had rusted to nothing. Also work great on my mahogany (cambara) deck where they appear to be what the builders used originally (I'm cheap and save stainless nails when I replace boards...)If there's anything bad about them, it's that the ring shanks are so sharply formed as barbs that they're hard to remove if you screw up!
GalCalif
Reviewed in the United States on January 25, 2012
The rings on these do give them some good grip for siding nails, but for hand hammering them they are a little weak and can bend if you hit some hard wood or your impact is a bit off. If I spend my whole day hammering nails, maybe I would get used to this and avoid problems, but compared to regular nails of similar dimension these do seem a little weak. On the other hand, because they are ringed, perhaps they are naturally a bit harder to drive.It took a long time to get them shipped from Ace Hardware.Good but not perfect.
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