The answer is yes! Manufacturers of connection hardware, such as Simpson Strong-tie, always indicate what type of nails should be used with their products. They typcially specify 16d, 10d or 8d common nails for the installation of hangers, straps and ties.Jan 31, 2013
How many nails are in a joist hanger?
Nail to the joist—double shear hanger For double-shear joist hangers, toenail four galvanized 10d nails at a 45-degree angle through the beam hanger, the joist and into the ledger board.
What size screws joist hanger?
A standard 2×10 hanger requires eight fasteners. Using #9 screws will still support the joist sufficiently with 350 extra lbs to spare. Both screws and nails will support the deck, but #10 nails will do even better.
What size and type of nails are used to attach the rim joist to the joists?
Minimum 8d nails, spaced 6-inches on center, are required for attachment of floor sheathing to the top edge of the rim board. These nail connections provide resistance to the lateral loads from the wall. Rim Board to I-joist: Use two (2) 8d nails, one each into the top and bottom flanges.Sep 5, 2013
Can I use roofing nails for joist hangers?
All too often rookie carpenters or do-it-yourself homeowners will install joist hangers using roofing nails. ... Roofing nails don't have the inherent strength to support the weight of a deck or any framing member.