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Difference Between 18 Gauge & 16 Gauge Brad Nails
16 Guage Brad Nails:
- The nails are approx. 1.65mm thick, are bigger and holds stronger compared to 18 gauge nails. Ideal for heavier jobs, for example installing door frames or fitting exterior trim..
- The head is slightly larger than the 16 gauge nail. This will allow for better holding if glue wasn’t used.
18 Gauge Brad Nails:
- The nails are approx. 1.25mm thick, are smaller and leaves a smaller footprint compared to 16 gauge nails.
- It leaves a less noticeable hole that can be filled afterwards. If glue is used, then the 18 gauge nails will be well suited to hold the wood together until it dries