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Ring shank roofing nails feature rings on the shank which offer extra holding power. They are specifically designed to provide superior resistance against wind uplift and are ideal for securing shingles and underlayment in high-wind regions.
Stainless steel roofing nails offer maximum corrosion and rust resistance. They are highly recommended for coastal locations with high salt exposure, or when installing premium wood shingles like cedar, which contain natural corrosive acids.
Clout nails feature a large, flat head that helps distribute load and hold down sheet materials such as roofing felt, plastic sheeting, and wire netting without tearing through the material.
Roofing cap nails include a plastic or metal washer cap that seals the entry hole. This cap distributes the holding force and acts as a barrier, preventing water and moisture from leaking around the nail hole.
The umbrella-shaped head is designed to fit snugly over metal roofing sheets. It creates a tight seal that prevents water from seeping through, ensuring a waterproof connection while holding the metal sheets securely in place.
Generally, the nail should be long enough to penetrate through the roofing material and go at least 3/4 of an inch into the roof deck or completely through the roof sheathing. Always consult local building codes for specific requirements.
