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Bostitch MFN200 Manual Flooring Cleat Nailer
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List Price: $500.00
Our Price: $205.00
You Save: $ 295.00 ( 59% )
Availability: Usually ships in 24 hours
Manufacturer: Bostitch
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Average Customer Rating:  
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Binding: Tools & Hardware
Brand: Bostitch
EAN: 0077914026341
Feature: Manual flooring mailer with 200-nail capacity magazine
Label: Bostitch
Manufacturer: Bostitch
Model: MFN200
Publisher: Bostitch
Studio: Bostitch
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Features
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Manual flooring mailer with 200-nail capacity magazine
Light, easy-to-use nailer drives L-shaped cleats with a single blow; wide foot design
Durable, lightweight aluminum; rubber bumper protects flooring
Includes white-faced rubber mallet
13-1/2 by 17-1/2 by 3-1/2 inches; 9-1/2 pounds; 7-year warranty
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Spotlight customer reviews:
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Customer Rating:
Summary: broke in first room - after 800 nails
Comment: The cylindrical metal piston broke after about 800 nails. Since I didnt abuse the device, Im assuming it was a material defect (low grade steel or a preexisting microcrack that grew with use).
I returned it to a local home hardware store without a problem.
Im in a hurry so I am replacing it with a bostich pneumatic stapler.
If you have the time to hunt one down, get a porta nailer. And if you are covering a large area, consider a pneumatic gun.
Even if you enjoy manual labor, pounding nails for 5 hours at a time, every day can get old fast. Plus, the pneumatic versions can get closer to the end walls, saving enough hours to justify the extra $200 .
Customer Rating:
Summary: Floor nailer
Comment: The nailer purchased was a third of a new one and looked and works like a new one. I felt like I got a very good deal on this nailer.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Not A Good Product
Comment: I was only able to lay 130 ft of hardwood before the ratcheting system broke on the nailer. The nailer is still usable but you need to drive a 1 1/2 inch nail on one strike to use it. No small task. I would not recommend the tool to anyone and you would be better off buying the compressor and pneumatic nailer. It would be well worth the initial extra money.
Customer Rating:
Summary: Good Tool
Comment: This tool did what it was designed to do and did it well. I have nailed down about 1000 square feet of flooring with this nailer without 1 jam I am completely satisfied.
Customer Rating:
Summary: This is just the coolest ...
Comment: I was so amazed when I opened this I wanted to use it right away but my nails came several days later. This let me read the instructions so I was ready when the nails arrived. I was totally amazed at how easy this was to use. It was my first flooring job and everything went smoothly and I mean everything. If I were in the business of flooring I would recommend you might look into the pneumatic one but for small areas this is more than adequate. Stanley Bostitch rocks ...
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Editorial Reviews:
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Straightforward enough for the do-it-yourself flooring installer, yet durable enough for the professional, this mallet-actuated flooring nailer comes with a rubber mallet so you’re up and running out of the box. Great for installing hardwood and engineered flooring, this nailer is lightweight but incredibly well-made. It drives 1-1/2- to 2-inch, L-shape, serrated cleats into tongue-and-groove, 3/4-inch solid hardwood as well as engineered flooring. An aluminum housing ensures optimal jobsite durability and easy handling. A long reach handle means less bending at the waist for better comfort and control. Rubber bumpers along the tool body help protect the floor from damage, a big plus when installing pre-finished flooring. Best of all, a 200-cleat magazine means fewer reloads, so you get the job done fast. Bostitch backs this tool with its 7-year warranty. --Brian D. Olson Applications:
Installing hardwood and engineered flooring What’s in the Box
Nailer, rubber mallet
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