Simpson Strong-Tie S16PTD5 - 3-1/2" x 9Ga 16D Ring 304SS Decking Nails 5lb
Manufacturer
Simpson Strong-Tie
Unit Count
1 Count
Global Trade Identification Number
00744039001439
Included Components
Hardware;Fasteners & Hooks;nail-in-hooks
Item Type Name
Simpson Strong-Tie Deck/Common Nail, 16D X 3-1/2 In, 0.148 In Shank, 304 Stainless Steel
Item Weight
5 pounds
Model
S16PTD5
Number of Items
1
Part Number
S16PTD5
UPC
744039001439 744039018475
Warranty Description
Warranty
DTT ZMAX Galvanized Deck Tension Tie for 2x (Pack of 20)
Simpson Strong-Tie offers a wide variety of fasteners to meet the requirements for every project type. The preservative-treated wood decking nail is an exterior nail that provides a powerful, corrosion-resistant fastening solution to help make your outside living space as long lasting as the interior of your home. The nail is designed for use in deck and dock projects and features a larger shank diameter allowing for easy installation into both green and seasoned preservative-treated pine. The annular ring shank of this decking nail provides increased withdrawal resistance for a longer life in your decking projects.
Deck It Out
Strong decks bring beauty and entertaining space to your outdoor living area
Make Your Deck Beautiful and Safe
Building a safe, strong deck starts with the proper connectors and fasteners
Deck Building Tips and Tricks
Installing corrosion-resistant connectors and fasteners helps extend the life of your deck
Ledger connections critical for deck safety
Strong-Drive SDWH Timber-Hex HDG screw delivers high-strength, wood-to-wood connectivity, such as deck ledger applications
Guardrail Installation Tips and Tricks
Don’t take chances with guardrail connections. DTT2Z deck tension ties fasten guardrails to deck framing.
Securing the Deck to the House
Install DTT1Z as a tension tie to meet building codes and eliminate the need to access to the floor joists inside the home
Take the Step to Secure Deck Stairs
LSCZ adjustable stair-stringer connector offers a concealed connection between the stair stringer and the carrying header or rim board