Nails for Indoor
& Outdoor Applications

Galvanised nails undergo a process that involves coating them with zinc to protect them and act as weatherproofing. 

They should be used with pressure treated wood.
The contents of pressure treated wood will deteriorate
a regular nail.

Use wire nails for untreated wood. most ordinary nails
are coated to aid in sinking, but not for weather.
They will rust in external environments; a galvanized nail will not.

Galvanized nails
are durable and reliable.

They are great for outdoor applications and have an excellent staying power that cling more tightly to the surface they are being nailed into. 

Therefore, they work well for attaching parts of stairs, decks, window frames, house trims, etc. They are low-maintenance
and do not shrink or crack easily, offering greater resistance
to water and abrasion and are also very cost effective when compared to other nails.

NB. Always use eye protection when driving nails, especially galvanized ones, as the coating may chip off and become dangerous.

The combination of galvanized and wire nails, in a full range of sizes, headed and headless,
are designed to meet a full range of carpentry applications and will add durable, long term reliability
to any project.

We offer these quality materials in the following specifications:

Galvanized Nails

1”, 1.5”, 2”, 2.5", 3”, 4”, 6”
Wire Nails: 1”, 1.5”, 2”, 2.5", 3”, 4”, 6”

Wire Nails

1”, 1.5”, 2”, 2.5", 3”, 4”, 6”
Wire Nails: 1”, 1.5”, 2”, 2.5", 3”, 4”, 6”


Available in Headed or Headless configuration.


From rebar and welded mesh, to barbed wire, chain link fencing, water tanks, wheelbarrows, nails, galvanized roof sheeting and accessories, purchasing from a manufacturer and consolidating your shipping, will result in significant savings against standard retail purchases.  And, by making prudent arrangements regarding the shipping container, your material security and product availability will save on your production time.

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NB. This article is for general information purposes only and is meant as an incentive to the reader, who should then research and seek advice from their architectural and construction professionals to confirm that the ideas expressed are possible within the building codes of their territory or within the limitations of their home's architecture. ECMIL only recommends their own products and third party products which they supply, as part of their company's roofing solutions to customers.

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