Crisp-Air Flooring Staples - 15.5 Ga - 2 Inch Gal

Paulin 1-1/4-inch Fencing Staples Electro Galvanized - 420g (approx. 80 pcs. per package)

Paulin Galvanized Fencing Staples are used for fastening steel wire to wood posts. This application is popular in rural or farming areas where property fencing is required for livestock. Line up the wires against the wood posts and hammer the staples at the bottom two wires and every other wire going up until finished with the top wire. Do not fasten too tightly as the fence needs room to move within the staples due to weather changes and livestock pressure. Galvanized finish recommended for exterior applications where corrosion resitance is required. Can be used in pressure-treated lumber.

Crisp-Air 2 in 1 Flooring Stapler Nailer fires both 2 inch L-Head Cleats and 15.5 ga Staplers

This Crisp-Air 2 in 1 Flooring Nailer/Stapler has the capability of firing both a 2" L Head Cleat and also a 2" 15.5 ga Flooring Staple. The Flooring Tool is lightweight, has a long handle and is very durable and will perform for both Contractor and DIYer.

Paslode 15 Gauge 2 Inch Flooring Staple (5000-Pack)

For fastening 3/4" hardwood flooring.

NuMax 3-in-1 Flooring Nailer and Stapler

The 3-in-1 Flooring Nailer and Stapler from NuMax is great for the professional and homeowner alike. This nailer is easy to operate and conveniently shoots all three types of flooring fasteners; 15-1/2-gauge flooring staples, 16-gauge T-Cleats, and 16-gauge L-Cleats ranging in size from 1-1/2 inch to 2 inch long. The NuMax nailer has a long handle that provides a more comfortable use and the 2 interchangeable base plates allow you to install 1/2 inch, 15/32 inch, 5/8 inch, 19/32 inch, 3/4 inch and 25/32 inch tongue and groove wood flooring. The NuMax flooring nailer also comes with a non-marring white rubber mallet. The NuMax nailers offer the best option over renting a flooring nailer due to its overall value in the flooring nailer category, quickly justifying its cost in relation to rental fees and time lost picking-up and returning the tool. Owning your own flooring nailer allows you to work at your own pace and sure the job is done right and not rush through it to avoid additional rental fees.