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WHen I wwas talking about truss bracing, there were a few suggestions that
even the type of nail to use was part of the spec. So, when it comes to nailing in wooden herringbones (or steel ones for that matter), or nailing truss clips to the wall plates, are there special nails to use, or would 50mm round wire nails suffice? Thanks Chris ====== Waiting for a topic to come up that I know all about, so I can do some answering for a change! |
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