Midwest Fasteners 32851 3" Plain Shutter Spike

Midwest Fasteners 32851 3" Plain Shutter Spike

The Midwest Fasteners 32851 is a 3" plain finish shutter spike, part of the MF3 series, built for mounting and securing exterior shutters to masonry, siding or wood framing. Shutter spikes are a traditional, heavy-duty nail-style fastener used where a standard wood screw or finish nail doesn't provide enough length or holding power to anchor a shutter panel securely to the building structure. This spike is supplied with a plain (uncoated) finish and is sold Each, so you can order exactly the quantity your job calls for without committing to a full box. It's a straightforward, no-frills fastener for contractors and DIYers replacing, repairing or installing exterior shutters.

Key Features

• Size: 3" overall length, sized to penetrate through shutter stock and into the underlying wall or frame material.
• Finish: Plain finish, a bare, uncoated surface as supplied from the MF3 series.
• Type: Shutter spike, a long, heavy-shank nail-type fastener purpose-built for exterior shutter installation rather than general framing or trim work.
• Series: Part of the Midwest Fasteners MF3 series of shutter hardware.
• Package: Sold Each, allowing you to buy the exact count needed for a shutter installation or repair job.

Technical Specifications

Typical Applications

• Mounting exterior louvered or panel shutters to siding, trim or masonry.
• Replacing missing or corroded shutter fasteners during exterior maintenance.
• New-construction installation of decorative or functional window shutters.
• General exterior carpentry jobs that call for a long, heavy-duty spike-style nail.

Why Midwest Fasteners?

Midwest Fasteners supplies the MF3 series shutter spike in a consistent 3" length and plain finish, so contractors and maintenance crews can count on uniform sizing every time they reorder. Selling the 32851 by the Each unit means you can match quantities precisely to a single shutter job instead of over-buying a bulk box, making it a practical choice for repair work, punch-list items and small-scale installations alike.