M-D Stair Edging, Fluted, 78022, 36"L, Silver, Screw Nails

Install your Great Lakes Tin Ceiling Tiles with Decorative Metal Ceiling Tile Nails. These nails are available in 5 colors complimenting the finishes in the Great Lakes Tin Nail Up line. Unable to find a nail that matches your tile? You're in luck; the nails are also paintable! Sold in 1 pound boxes, approximately 500 nails, made of steel for exceptional durability!

1/4-20X3/4 Six Lobe Flat Floor Board Screw Type F Black Phosphate. Thread-Cutting Type-F threaded screws are used in heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, zinc and lead die castings, cast iron, brass and plastic. In stainless steel, material into which the screw is to cut threads should have a lower hardness by 10-20 Rockwell hardness. Flat head screws are used when protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable. Typically 100 degree flat or for fastening softer materials, 82 degrees flat.

1/4-20X2 1/2 Six Lobe Flat Floor Board Screw Type F Black Phosphate. Thread-Cutting Type-F threaded screws are used in heavy gauge sheet metal, aluminum, zinc and lead die castings, cast iron, brass and plastic. In stainless steel, material into which the screw is to cut threads should have a lower hardness by 10-20 Rockwell hardness. Flat head screws are used when protrusion of the fastener above the mating surface is unacceptable. Typically 100 degree flat or for fastening softer materials, 82 degrees flat.

Individually packaged, unfinished oak seam binder beautifully bridges a seam or gap between two flooring surfaces of equal height. M-D's 1.25-Inch oak seam binder gives your floor the finishing touch where two surfaces meet. Six-Foot long oak ideal for doorways and other openings. Includes pre-drilled holes and fasteners for easy installation.

A bugle head screw with a double-lead, consisting of a high and low thread with an extra sharp point and black phosphate finish. The lower thread varies in height from 1/3 to 1/2 that of the higher thread, which is sharper and flatter than a standard thread. Requires less torque to drive than a standard twinfast drywall screw. The high-low thread is more resistant to vibration and reduces the chance of heads popping.