With a smooth shank, flat head, and pure corrosion resistant copper alloy, our copper common nails are an excellent choice for clenching or riveting on your wood boat project, but have a variety of other uses. Use them for killing tree stumps, copper fabrication work, roofing, flashing, on gutters or eaves, or as decorative accents on your project.

Commonly referred to as "boat nails" they were made for your boatbuilding projects, but their rose heads also lend an excellent decorative nail touch. The square shank on these copper nails will hold much more tenaciously in your project and are less likely to back out as well.

The larger head diameter is perfect for attaching copper gutters, slate roofs, or any roof where fastener corrosion resistance is paramount. They're also often used in boatbuilding when paired with burrs or roves, or on cedar shake siding.

Commonly used in lapstrake boatbuilding as well as leatherwork, our solid copper burrs are made to be pressed on to a common or slating nail to create a strong, permanent fastening that runs all the way through your material.

Made of a thick copper material, these dome or conical shaped roves are used much like a burr in that they are pounded on to the end of a nail to form a strong rivet. Most widely used in traditional wooden boat building, they have a larger OD and are made of a thicker material than burrs.

Whether you are building a lapstrake boat and clenching or riveting our copper nails or installing some copper flashing on your home, you can rest assured that the fasteners we provide are of the highest quality and are made out of a tried and true corrosion resistant 99.9% pure copper alloy that will last for decades to come. Available in large bulk orders with quantity discounts or by the piece, we won't have you paying for more copper fasteners than you need here at Fair Wind.