findmall 3600 Count 2-1/2 in.092 in 15 Degree Siding Nails
findmall 3600 Count 2-1/2 in.092 in 15 Degree Siding Nails
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In this review the findmall 3600 Count 2-1/2 in siding nails are evaluated for contractors and DIYers who need a high-volume collated nail for exterior sheathing and lathing. The single biggest reason to consider these nails is their hot-dipped galvanized construction, which offers corrosion resistance for pressure treated lumber applications and long-term holding power when paired with a compatible 15 degree coil nailer. This review focuses on real-world use, build compatibility with CN45-style guns, and the tradeoffs users reported on functionality and consistency.
Key Features
- Size and quantity: 2-1/2 in length and.092 in diameter in a 3600-count coil saves time on large sheathing runs by reducing reloads.
- Corrosion resistance: Hot-dipped galvanized steel helps prevent rust and is suited for use in most pressure treated lumber applications.
- Holding power: Ring shank profile increases withdrawal resistance, which is useful for siding and lath where strong grip is needed.
- Collated for speed: Wire collated 15 degree coils are adapted to CN45-style guns for faster rough nailing of sheathing and lathing materials.
- Head and cap: Full round head with a cap diameter around 5.3-5.6mm gives consistent seating and makes the nails compatible with many siding gun heads.
Who It's For
These nails are best for professional framers, siding installers, and serious DIYers who run long lengths of sheathing or lath and need the corrosion resistance of hot-dipped galvanized fasteners. The 3600 pack is tailored to jobs where minimizing reloads and keeping pace with a pneumatic coil gun is important.
Users who demand perfect consistency every single time or who use nailers not compatible with CN45-style 15 degree coils should look elsewhere; several users reported intermittent jamming and occasional variability in nail length or brittleness, so those performing delicate finish work or relying on a machine with tight tolerances may prefer a different specification.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- Hot-dipped galvanized finish provides reliable corrosion resistance for exterior and pressure treated lumber use.
- Ring shank and full round head deliver strong holding power for siding and sheathing.
- Large 3600-count coil reduces downtime for high-volume nailing jobs and is generally good value.
- Designed for 15 degree CN45-style coil nailers, enabling fast rough nailing when compatible.
Cons
- Some users reported mixed functionality, including occasional jamming and inconsistent nail length or brittleness in the pack.
- Wire spacing and coil softness were noted as potential issues for nailers with tighter feeding tolerances.
Specifications
| Length | 2-1/2 in |
| Diameter | 0.092 in |
| Count | 3600 nails |
| Head type | Full round head |
| Shank | Ring shank |
| Finish / Material | Hot-dipped galvanized steel (HDG) |
| Collation / Angle | 15 degree wire collated, CN45 gun type |
Our Verdict
The findmall 3600 count 2-1/2 in.092 in siding nails represent solid value for contractors who need corrosion-resistant, high-hold fasteners for sheathing and lathing and who use a compatible 15 degree CN45-style coil nailer. They are a practical choice for large exterior jobs, though buyers should be aware of occasional reports of inconsistent nails and jamming and inspect packs before use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are these nails suitable for pressure treated lumber?
Yes, the hot-dipped galvanized steel finish is intended to resist corrosion in pressure treated lumber environments.
What nailer type do these fit?
They are wire collated 15 degree coils adapted to CN45-style coil nailers and will work with guns that accept that angle and collation.
Do these nails have good holding power?
The ring shank profile and full round head give improved withdrawal resistance and reliable holding for siding and sheathing applications.
Editor's Take
The findmall 3600 count 2-1/2 in.092 in siding nails offer strong holding power and corrosion resistance at good value for high-volume sheathing work, though some packs show occasional inconsistency and jamming issues.

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