When building or re-roofing in coastal areas and high-velocity hurricane zones like Miami-Dade, using fasteners that can withstand extreme conditions is paramount. These 1-1/4″ Stainless Steel Ring Shank Coil Roofing Nails are specifically designed for this challenge. The stainless steel composition provides exceptional resistance to rust and corrosion, even in salt-rich environments, ensuring the long-term integrity of the roofing system. The ring shank design creates a formidable lock within the wood sheathing, significantly increasing withdrawal resistance and ensuring shingles and underlayment remain securely fastened against powerful winds and uplift forces. The 1-1/4″ length is a standard size for effectively fastening various roofing materials to the roof deck. Packaged in convenient coils for use with pneumatic roofing nailers, these nails streamline the installation process. With approximately 7,200 nails per box (7.2M), you’ll have an ample supply for significant roofing projects. Crucially, their Miami-Dade approval signifies that these nails have passed rigorous testing for performance in high-wind conditions, providing essential compliance with local building codes and crucial peace of mind.

• Product Details:
  • Nail Type: Coil Roofing Nails
  • Size: 1-1/4″ length
  • Shank Type: Ring Shank
  • Material: Stainless Steel (SS)
  • Collation: Coil
  • Quantity: Approximately 7,200 nails per box (7.2M)
  • Approval: Miami-Dade County Product Control Approved
  • Provides superior corrosion resistance
  • Engineered for high wind uplift resistance
• Features:
  • Offers extreme resistance to rust and corrosion, ideal for coastal areas
  • Provides exceptional holding power with the ring shank design
  • Meets stringent Miami-Dade building code requirements for high-wind zones
  • Compatible with pneumatic coil roofing nail guns for efficient installation
  • Ensures reliable and durable fastening of roofing materials
  • Essential for building resilience against hurricanes
• Applications:
  • Fastening asphalt shingles and underlayment in coastal and high-wind areas
  • Roofing projects requiring Miami-Dade County approval
  • Construction in High-Velocity Hurricane Zones (HVHZ)
  • Residential and commercial roofing demanding maximum corrosion resistance and holding power
  • New construction and re-roofing projects