Nails

Nails seem simple until you’re standing in the aisle trying to figure out which one you actually need. Framing nails run larger and are made for structural work, while finish and brad nails are smaller gauge for trim, cabinetry, and detail work where the head needs to disappear. Collated nails are sized and angled to match specific nailers, so degree and strip type matter if you’re loading a gun. Roofing, drywall, fencing, and lumber tie nails are each made for their application, with coatings and shank styles chosen to hold in the right material. Nixa Hardware & Seed Co stocks Grip-Rite in the sizes and formats most commonly needed around the farm and job site.