Twin Loc Nail
Twin Loc Nail
Twin Loc-Nail/Stress Plate pre-assembled units are used to secure base sheet, approved thermal insulations and cover boards to approved roof decks. Twin Loc-Nail/Plate system untilizes small barbs that protrude from the main nail once driven into the substrate. These barbs extend out into the substrate and lock the fastener into place.
Product Properties
- Fastening Substrate Gypsum, Lightweight Concrete
- Type Fastener
Installation
Apply via mechanically fastening.
Testing & Approvals
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