Freeman | SKU: FNL-2

16-Gauge 2" Glue Collated Flooring L-Cleats (1000 Count)

Name: 16-Gauge 2" Glue Collated Flooring L-Cleats (1000 Count)
Brand: Freeman
SKU: FNL-2
Price: 25.00 USD
Availability: InStock

$25.00 $32.00

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The Freeman 16-Gauge 2" Glue Collated Flooring L-Cleats (1,000 Count) are engineered for professional hardwood floor installation. Perfect for tongue and groove flooring made of cherry, oak, maple, hickory, and walnut, these cleats deliver superior strength, durability, and long-term floor stability.

Constructed from solid steel and designed with serrated edges, they provide a strong, reliable hold that prevents flooring from loosening or squeaking over time. The glue collated design ensures jam-free feeding and smooth operation in most 16-gauge flooring nailers, including Freeman’s PDX50C, PFL618BR, PFL618C, PDX50Q, PF1618GLCN, and other compatible models.

With 1,000 L-cleats per box, this contractor-grade bulk pack is ideal for professional flooring contractors and serious DIYers who need consistent, reliable fasteners for large-scale hardwood flooring projects.

Exactly what I needed

No problems! Was exactly what I needed to put in our hardwood floors.

Worked great !!

Nice stuff and fast shipping too.

Floor

Did what itâ€™s supposed to do

Five Stars

no issues.

good quality at less price! happy customer

WORKED like a champ, hardly any wasted ones - make sure a drop of oil goes into the nailer after 5 boxes and life is good why pay for the brand name

great nails. Will reorder

No jams, great nails. Will reorder.

Nails v. Staples explained.

Don't use staples for wood flooring. They hold too good and can't recover from upsets. The cleats on these offer several advantages. First off, youcan get a board up without busting it. This is handy because some combinaions don't work--you TOO will have to do it and the board can be cut and reused somewhere else. Staples will bust the board and then you'll have to pull them or drive them down. I studied this topic for a long while on flooring websites.Also, if you get water damage, the boards may lift a bit and you can re-set the boards when they dry out. It doesn't work all the time, but it never works with staples.If I get a squeaky spot, I nail right through the face and the nail goes out of sight. I might fill in the tiny divot it leaves. Or maybe not.I used these in the cheap NuMax nailer Amazon sells and had maybe 5 jams for the entire floor. Cheaper than a rental and I don't have to rush.We were nailing 1" clear 1/4 sawn hemlock flooring I got from Portland, Or. Beautiful 10" planks. I'll put in a picture when it's all stained. Won't be long before this quality of wood is not available.