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New Storm Shine Wire Goods
The newest line of National Hardware™ Wire Goods is offered in a Storm Shine ™ finish for increased durability and longevity. Learn more about our newest Wire Goods launch and be inspired on your next project.
Understanding Eye Bolts
WIRE GOODS MADE WITH STAINLESS STEEL VS. GALVANIZED FINISH VS. STORM SHINE™ FINISH VS. WEATHERGUARD™
What's the Difference
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A product that is galvanized, means it has been applied with a thin coating or zinc and is used as a protective coating to the development of rust in outdoor environments.
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Our Storm Shine™ Finish is built to withstand whatever the weather throws at you. That includes rain, snow, dust and your annual family water balloon fight. Storm Shine™ Finish on our Wire Goods category is 12.5X more Corrosion Resistant* and 30X More Abrasion Resistant* *(vs. Electroplated Zinc Finish).
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Our Weatherguard™ Protection coating is made to withstand harsh weather conditions and prevent corrosion.
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Our stainless-steel hardware is corrosion resistant, strong and durable. It can be easily cleaned and maintained and is ideal for abusive outdoor conditions.
Benefits
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Galvanized finish for rust protection
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Extends the life of outdoor hardware
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Safe to use with pressure treated/ACQ lumber
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Safe Working Loads
Whether you are hanging your outdoor plants or using our wire goods as a point of connection, our handy safe working load indicators provide you with peace of mind that you did the job right.
CAUTION: DO NOT use overhead lifting, human weight support, athletic or playground equipment.
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How-To
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FAQs
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What is the difference between a screw eye and an eye bolt?
Screw eye bolts are essentially just a screw with an eye. Also commonly referred to as a lag eye. A screw bolt has an eye formed on one end and a threaded shank that tapers to a point.