Joinery is an important skill to master when working with reclaimed wood. Since reclaimed wood often has unique shapes and sizes, it's important to know how to properly join pieces together to create a strong and stable structure. Common joinery techniques include mortise and tenon joints, dovetail joints, and tongue and groove joints. By mastering these techniques, you can ensure that your projects are not only visually appealing but also durable and long-lasting. Consider using LignoLoc® Wooden Nails for joining your wood materials – the lignin welding of the two materials creates an impenetrable bond and it’s as easy as shooting in a nail!
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top trends,
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wooden nail system,
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structural integrity,
energy efficient
Nothing signals spring like the sound of birds chirping, and flowers blooming. If you're in a colder climate, watching the snow melt away to green grass can be as exciting as signing your first client of the year!
No matter where you live, we can all agree that once spring arrives and temperatures rise, sitting outside on the deck enjoying a cold drink with family is one pastime we never get tired of. It’s no secret why this is the time of year when those potential customers start calling for deck quotes. And today’s customers are savvier than ever.
Whether they're looking for wood or composite, they're going to be well-educated, armed with a plethora of ideas they've obtained from helpful planning or idea websites like Instagram or Pinterest. Ideas are one thing but turning them into reality can be another. So, how do you go about convincing your customers that a deck is the best investment for them this spring? Here’s some information that may be of use to you and your potential customers.
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Pneumatic Nailers,
Subloc Pro,
Deck Fasteners,
Scrail Fasteners,
Deck,
building,
fasteners,
Tools,
coil nailer,
scrail,
fastening system,
decking,
deck repairs,
plastic strip system,
fastener system,
diamond coated,
diamond coated fasteners,
decking system,
durability
The importance of fasteners in various industries
Fasteners play a crucial role in various industries, serving as the backbone of many structures and products. Whether it's construction, automotive, or manufacturing, fasteners are essential for holding components together and ensuring the integrity and safety of the finished product. Without reliable fasteners, the structural stability of buildings, vehicles, and equipment would be compromised, leading to potential disasters.
In addition to their structural importance, fasteners also contribute to the overall efficiency and performance of machines and structures. By choosing the right type of fastener and ensuring its proper installation, industries can optimize their operations, reduce downtime, and maximize productivity. Therefore, your best advantage is to use BECK’s patented Diamond Coated fasteners for all your projects. Let’s explore more.
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Scrail Fasteners,
fasteners,
Tools,
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fastening system,
corrosion protection,
construction,
fastener system,
diamond coated,
diamond coated fasteners,
durability
Multi-functional outdoor areas certainly are popular, but do you know how to design spaces that your clients will love? Multi-functional spaces require planning and organizational thinking when designing the layout.
It's also important to use the right tools for the project. The Splitless.Decking.SCRAIL® systems from BECK are specially made to allow for rapid installation when creating boardwalks, footpaths, decks, and more. The blunt tip of SCRAIL® nail screw fasteners helps prevent the wood from splitting either in the top layer or the layer below. This reduces waste and wasted time, allowing for a faster and more efficient installation process.
But before you purchase tools, here are several key factors to consider when embarking on the design journey for multi-functional outdoor areas.
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Scrail Fasteners,
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decking,
spitless decking scrail,
commercial building,
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fastener system,
nails
Construction falls into several different categories. Residential, infrastructure, commercial, and industrial are the biggest. Residential construction is obvious: Homes, multi-family units, apartment buildings, and so on. Infrastructure is pretty simple, too. That category covers everything from roads and bridges to airports, water, wastewater systems, and more.
But what’s the difference between commercial and industrial construction? Here, things are a little less clear.
We’re going to explain what separates commercial and industrial construction. We’re also going to talk about the Aerico® 90 Strip Nailer, which is a tool made to drive collated pins into steel and concrete—two common materials that are often worked with in both commercial and industrial construction.
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building,
fasteners,
Tools,
pallets,
construction site,
power tools,
staple systems,
fastening system,
commercial building,
construction,
fastener system,
nails,
Aerico® 90 Nailer,
steel construction,
industrial construction
Your business relies on quality products, including quality pallets, to fulfill orders and meet the needs of your customers. A poorly constructed pallet or a pallet made from poor-quality materials can cause many problems. You might save a little money on your pallets by using cheap wood or fasteners, but is it worth it?
The FASCO® (a BECK brand) CN15W-57A ES MAG STIRRUP Nailing Head System for automation includes automatic sensor-controlled fastening to avoid dry fires and a customizable magazine for different coil sizes. This system works efficiently, and it’s fast to reload, so you can finish projects quickly and then move on. BECK's 15-degree wire coil nails (High-Load) are designed to withstand a variety of challenging conditions, for years of use.
Below are some of the consequences of building poor-quality pallets, and good reasons to use FASCO® Nailing Head Systems.
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fastening system,
construction,
fastener system,
mezger stapling head systems
When it comes to structural integrity, there are two key components to consider: The actual structural members themselves—like lumber, steel studs, or concrete—and the fasteners that hold it all together. Fasteners are crucial because the wrong fastener can create a weaker structure or one that fails long before it should.
That’s why we’re going to explore how to make the correct fastener choices for different applications. Along the way, we’ll show you many of the fasteners that BECK offers for these purposes.
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Metal Roofing Fasteners,
Scrail Fasteners,
fasteners,
lignoloc,
Wooden Nails,
wood,
mass timber construction,
fastening system,
construction,
fastener system,
concrete,
diamond coated fasteners,
structural integrity,
concrete pins
The metal roofing industry was valued at $23.8 billion in 2020 and is projected to grow to $33.5 billion by the year 2030, partly due to metal roofing's rise in popularity on residential structures. Homeowners choose metal roofing for many reasons: it's durable and long-lasting, it has excellent wind and fire resistance, it's easy to maintain, and it's good for the environment.
If you're a contractor working with metal roofing, it's important to use the right fasteners to ensure your work will last. The SCRAIL® RoofLoc® Metal Roofing System, developed by BECK, can be installed twice as fast as collated screws and includes a leakproof EPDM washer for efficient and effective fastening. Each screw is pneumatically driven with the FASCO® (a BECK member) Roofing Installation Tool using our patented SCRAIL® RoofLoc® fasteners. It makes metal roofing fast to install and built to last. But let’s explore further why metal roofing in general is a wise choice for housing.
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Metal Roofing Fasteners,
Scrail Fasteners,
fasteners,
RoofLoc® SCRAIL®,
RoofLoc®,
Tools,
Metal Roofs,
power tools,
fastening system,
roofing system,
construction,
fastener system,
Eco-Friendly Construction
While it doesn’t always get a lot of attention, earthquake resistance is a crucial facet in architectural design—and steel framing can enhance your building’s earthquake resistance. How?
We’re going to explore that topic in depth. With that, we’d also like to showcase the ET&F® (a BECK brand) fastener systems, which are ideal for working with steel structures. Let’s get started by examining what makes steel a good choice for earthquake resistance.
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Steel Studs,
Tools,
ET&F,
steel framing,
power tools,
commercial building,
construction,
fastener system,
steel construction,
steel structure,
earthquake resistance
Rooftop decks are becoming increasingly popular all over the United States, especially in areas where space is at a premium, like Washington D.C. or Boston. In fact, space is what makes rooftop decks so popular. Your clients want outdoor spaces, and when they don’t have room for a backyard deck, they start looking at alternatives—like the roof, if there happens to be a flat space that is large enough to turn into a functional outdoor living space.
Since this is a job that you’ll be hearing about more and more, we’re going to show you a few helpful dos and don’ts for rooftop deck construction. We’d also like to highlight the SCRAIL® InvisiDeck® System, which gives you the power to install a seamless deck without visible fasteners and in a fifth of the time compared to traditional screws.
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Scrail Fasteners,
Deck,
invisideck,
Tools,
scrail,
power tools,
spitless decking scrail,
construction,
fastener system,
rooftop deck,
InvisiDeck system
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