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Hinge Nails are ideal for fastening antique hinges and sometimes used for face-nailing floors. The head style is similar to a Boat Nail but Hinge Nails are made from a slightly lighter gauge of steel providing more nails per pound. Available in Standard Finish only.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts.

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Clout Nails are similar in design to Shingle Nails but made from lighter gauge steel. Useful for box and crate construction and for the application of thin siding and paneling. Clout Nail are also used in furniture repair, cabinet work, batten doors, and countertops. Available in Standard Finish only. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts.  Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Masonry Nails are hardened by heat-treating cut nails and are ideal for nailing furring strips to cinder block, mortar joints, new concrete, and other brick walls. Also used for face-nailing hardwood flooring. Available Hardened in Standard Finish only. Masonry Nails are available to buy in large quantities and ship worldwide. If 50lb boxes are not enough call our office for a quote. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts.  Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects.

Box Nails are lighter than Common Cut Nails but are used for similar applications. Designed originally for the construction of wood boxes and crates, Box Nails are also used for nailing fences, siding, face nailing floors, framing, and roughing. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Tremont Boat Nails are widely used for wooden boat construction. Use the Hot-Dip Galvanized nails only for this application Standard Finish Boat Nails are often used for face-nailing floors. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Flooring Nails are recommended for laying tongue and groove hardwood flooring. Do not use this nail for face-nailing softwood flooring because the head is too small. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Blind Nailing

Nailing at a 45 degree angle from the butt-end of the board, which may be flat-surface, ship-lap, or tongue-and-groove. Nails used in this fashion usually have small heads and are not visible when the installation is completed. Also called toe-nailing, the sole purpose of nailing in this manner is functional rather then aesthetic. 

Determine the nail spacing requirements for your hardwood flooring, based on the width of the floorboards. Boards 2 to 2 3/4 inches wide need one nail every 8 to 10 inches. Boards 3 to 3 3/4 inches wide require a nail every 6 to 8 inches. Boards 4 to 7 inches wide need one nail every 6 inches

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects.

These slender nails are popular for wood applications where a slim brad-head nail is appropriate such as furniture repair, cabinet work, batten doors, paneling, and countertops. Available in Standard Finish only.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts.  Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects.

Shingle Nails have blunt points to reduce wood splints and the cut nail shank holds tight. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts.  Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Common Nails are popular for framing, roughing in, and face-nailing floors.

Also used for cabinet work, interior and exterior siding, furniture repair, batten doors, and paneling. We highly recommend hot-dip galvanized for exterior applications. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and in select sizes, Black Oxide Finish. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Box Nails are lighter than Common Cut Nails but are used for similar applications. Designed originally for the construction of wood boxes and crates, Box Nails are also used for nailing fences, siding, face nailing floors, framing, and roughing. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Tremont Boat Nails are widely used for wooden boat construction. Use the Hot-Dip Galvanized nails only for this application Standard Finish Boat Nails are often used for face-nailing floors. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Flooring Nails are recommended for laying tongue and groove hardwood flooring. Do not use this nail for face-nailing softwood flooring because the head is too small. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Blind Nailing

Nailing at a 45 degree angle from the butt-end of the board, which may be flat-surface, ship-lap, or tongue-and-groove. Nails used in this fashion usually have small heads and are not visible when the installation is completed. Also called toe-nailing, the sole purpose of nailing in this manner is functional rather then aesthetic. 

Determine the nail spacing requirements for your hardwood flooring, based on the width of the floorboards. Boards 2 to 2 3/4 inches wide need one nail every 8 to 10 inches. Boards 3 to 3 3/4 inches wide require a nail every 6 to 8 inches. Boards 4 to 7 inches wide need one nail every 6 inches

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects.

Shingle Nails have blunt points to reduce wood splints and the cut nail shank holds tight. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts.  Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Clinch Rose-Head Nails have a distinct button head and are malleable enough to be clinched if desired. Often used for furniture repair, cabinet work, interior walls, face-nailing wide board flooring, batten door construction, paneling, and for countertops. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and in select sizes, Black Oxide Finish.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Common Nails are popular for framing, roughing in, and face-nailing floors.

Also used for cabinet work, interior and exterior siding, furniture repair, batten doors, and paneling. We highly recommend hot-dip galvanized for exterior applications. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and in select sizes, Black Oxide Finish. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Common Nails are popular for framing, roughing in, and face-nailing floors.

Also used for cabinet work, interior and exterior siding, furniture repair, batten doors, and paneling. We highly recommend hot-dip galvanized for exterior applications. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and in select sizes, Black Oxide Finish. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Clinch Rose-Head Nails have a distinct button head and are malleable enough to be clinched if desired. Often used for furniture repair, cabinet work, interior walls, face-nailing wide board flooring, batten door construction, paneling, and for countertops. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and in select sizes, Black Oxide Finish.  All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Fire Door Clinch Nails are popular in the fabrication of laminated doors, clapboard siding, face-nailing wide board flooring and wood fencing. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and Black Oxide Finish. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Fire Door Clinch Nails are popular in the fabrication of laminated doors, clapboard siding, face-nailing wide board flooring and wood fencing. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and Black Oxide Finish. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Fire Door Clinch Nails are popular in the fabrication of laminated doors, clapboard siding, face-nailing wide board flooring and wood fencing. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and Black Oxide Finish. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

The Decorative Wrought Head Nail is designed to simulate the hand-forged nails of the late 1700's. The black-oxide finish and the three sided head furthers the antique look of the nail. Ideal for authentic restoration and antique effect. Uses include rough sawn interior and exterior siding, face-nailing flooring, batten doors, paneling, countertops and cabinet work. Pleas note that the galvanized version is not finished in black oxide but has a shiny sliver finish. 

The Decorative Wrought Head Nail is designed to simulate the hand-forged nails of the late 1700's. The black-oxide finish and the three sided head furthers the antique look of the nail. Ideal for authentic restoration and antique effect. Uses include rough sawn interior and exterior siding, face-nailing flooring, batten doors, paneling, countertops and cabinet work. Pleas note that the galvanized version is not finished in black oxide but has a shiny sliver finish. 

Hinge Nails are ideal for fastening antique hinges and for face-nailing floors.

The head style is similar to a Boat Nail but Hinge Nails are made from a slightly lighter gauge of steel providing more nails per pound. Available in Standard Finish only. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Clout Nails are similar in design to Shingle Nails but made from lighter gauge steel. Useful for box and crate construction and for the application of thin siding and paneling. Clout Nail are also used in furniture repair, cabinet work, batten doors, and countertops. Available in Standard Finish only. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Box Nails are lighter than Common Cut Nails but are used for similar applications.

Designed originally for the construction of wood boxes and crates, Box Nails are also used for nailing fences, siding, face nailing floors, framing, and roughing. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

 

Shingle Nails have blunt points to reduce wood splits.

Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. All of our nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Fire Door Clinch Nails are used in the fabrication of laminated doors.

Also used in clapboard siding, face-nailing wide board flooring and wood fencing. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and Black Oxide Finish.

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Fine Finish nails are popular where a slim brad-head nail is appropriate.

Often used in furniture repair, cabinet work, batten doors, paneling, and countertops. Available in Standard Finish only. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Masonry Nails are hardened for nailing into masonry.

Heat-treating cut nails and are ideal for nailing furring strips to cinder block, mortar joints, new concrete, and other brick walls.

Also used for face-nailing hardwood flooring. Available Hardened in Standard Finish only. Masonry Nails are available to buy in large quantities and ship worldwide. If 50lb boxes are not enough call our office for a quote.

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Common Rose-Head Nails are popular for framing, roughing in, and face-nailing floors.

Also used for cabinet work, interior and exterior siding, furniture repair, batten doors, and paneling. We highly recommend hot-dip galvanized for exterior applications. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Common Nails are popular for framing, roughing in, and face-nailing floors.

Also used for cabinet work, interior and exterior siding, furniture repair, batten doors, and paneling. We highly recommend hot-dip galvanized for exterior applications. Available in Standard Finish, Hot-Dip Galvanized, and in select sizes, Black Oxide Finish. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont Nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects. 

Not sure which nail is right for you, request a sample here.

Flooring Nails are recommended for laying tongue and groove hardwood flooring.

Do not use this nail for face-nailing softwood flooring because the head is too small. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized.

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length. Tremont nails are proudly manufactured and packaged in Mansfield Massachusetts. 

Blind Nailing

Nailing at a 45 degree angle from the butt-end of the board, which may be flat-surface, ship-lap, or tongue-and-groove. Nails used in this fashion usually have small heads and are not visible when the installation is completed. Also called toe-nailing, the sole purpose of nailing in this manner is functional rather then aesthetic. 

Determine the nail spacing requirements for your hardwood flooring, based on the width of the floorboards. Boards 2 to 2 3/4 inches wide need one nail every 8 to 10 inches. Boards 3 to 3 3/4 inches wide require a nail every 6 to 8 inches. Boards 4 to 7 inches wide need one nail every 6 inches

Cut nails posses great durability. They are hard to pull out because the shape causes the wood fibers to push downward and wedge against the nails, greatly strengthening the holding power. Once you have used them you will prefer to use them for all of you projects.

Boat Nails are widely used for wooden boat construction and face-nailing floors.

Use the Hot-Dip Galvanized nails only for this application Standard Finish Boat Nails are often used for face-nailing floors. Available in Standard Finish and Hot-Dip Galvanized. 

All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Cut Spikes are used for heavy construction work they drive well through planking and heavy timber for deck and bridge work. They are made on our oldest nail machine (circa 1865) by heating the steel plate to a reddish hue and feeding it by hand into the massive machine. Spikes are cut at a rate of 40 per minute. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Cut Spikes are used for heavy construction work they drive well through planking and heavy timber for deck and bridge work. They are made on our oldest nail machine (circa 1865) by heating the steel plate to a reddish hue and feeding it by hand into the massive machine. Spikes are cut at a rate of 40 per minute. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Cut Spikes are used for heavy construction work they drive well through planking and heavy timber for deck and bridge work. They are made on our oldest nail machine (circa 1865) by heating the steel plate to a reddish hue and feeding it by hand into the massive machine. Spikes are cut at a rate of 40 per minute. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Cut Spikes are used for heavy construction work they drive well through planking and heavy timber for deck and bridge work. They are made on our oldest nail machine (circa 1865) by heating the steel plate to a reddish hue and feeding it by hand into the massive machine. Spikes are cut at a rate of 40 per minute. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.

Cut Spikes are used for heavy construction work they drive well through planking and heavy timber for deck and bridge work. They are made on our oldest nail machine (circa 1865) by heating the steel plate to a reddish hue and feeding it by hand into the massive machine. Spikes are cut at a rate of 40 per minute. Available Hardened in Standard Finish or Hot-Dip Galvanized. All our nails are made on original 19th century and early 20th century nail machines, this may lead to variation in head shape and slight differences in nail length.