New CAMO LEVER speeds up deck building
LEVER provides labor-saving deck installation while allowing for social distancing.
National Nail has introduced the CAMO LEVER, designed to bend, straighten or align deck boards while speeding up installation.
According to National Nail, a deck can be built up to five times-times faster when using LEVER with other CAMO innovations like the versatile DRIVE stand-up tool for any decking and CAMO EDGE Clip for grooved boards.
In these difficult times, the CAMO team said that it knows that COVID-19 is a challenge for deck builders as they try to protect their families and livelihoods.
The CAMO LEVER at work with the CAMO DRIVE stand-up tool.
Without time-consuming set-up, the unique LEVER tool can be set up in one turn to lock boards in place for fastening with no strain or hassle. When combined with CAMO EDGE Clips, LEVER speeds up grooved decking installations by locking multiple rows of boards and clips in place for quick fastening.
The compact LEVER is also strong enough to straighten any warped board.
Smaller crews are not a problem—LEVER eliminates the need to have someone holding boards, or a tool, in place. Lay your boards down, lock them in place with LEVER allowing for free, faster fastening time.
The timing of the LEVER launch aligns with the need for one- or two-person installation that allows social distancing on the jobsite to protect worker safety.
“We are unwavering in our mission to help contractors build a better deck easier and in a faster timeframe--even with smaller crews,” said W. Scott Baker, CEO of National Nail. “CAMO LEVER is the latest addition to the family of innovative CAMO products that gives contractors an unparalleled deck-building experience. We’re dedicated to helping our contractors stay on the job as well as emerge strong from the pandemic.”
The versatile LEVER tool adjusts to single, double and even steel joists and keeps spacing between boards consistent, which, for the discerning deck builder, adds to the beauty of a fastener-free surface. For the best installation experience, lock in a whole field of boards using two to three LEVERS across the length of the deck.
According to National Nail, a deck can be built up to five times-times faster when using LEVER with other CAMO innovations like the versatile DRIVE stand-up tool for any decking and CAMO EDGE Clip for grooved boards.
In these difficult times, the CAMO team said that it knows that COVID-19 is a challenge for deck builders as they try to protect their families and livelihoods.
The CAMO LEVER at work with the CAMO DRIVE stand-up tool.Without time-consuming set-up, the unique LEVER tool can be set up in one turn to lock boards in place for fastening with no strain or hassle. When combined with CAMO EDGE Clips, LEVER speeds up grooved decking installations by locking multiple rows of boards and clips in place for quick fastening.
The compact LEVER is also strong enough to straighten any warped board.
Smaller crews are not a problem—LEVER eliminates the need to have someone holding boards, or a tool, in place. Lay your boards down, lock them in place with LEVER allowing for free, faster fastening time.
The timing of the LEVER launch aligns with the need for one- or two-person installation that allows social distancing on the jobsite to protect worker safety.“We are unwavering in our mission to help contractors build a better deck easier and in a faster timeframe--even with smaller crews,” said W. Scott Baker, CEO of National Nail. “CAMO LEVER is the latest addition to the family of innovative CAMO products that gives contractors an unparalleled deck-building experience. We’re dedicated to helping our contractors stay on the job as well as emerge strong from the pandemic.”
The versatile LEVER tool adjusts to single, double and even steel joists and keeps spacing between boards consistent, which, for the discerning deck builder, adds to the beauty of a fastener-free surface. For the best installation experience, lock in a whole field of boards using two to three LEVERS across the length of the deck.
