Upholstery Pins Falon-Tech SPINKI KOŁKI 800 pcs Silver — pack of 800 metal upholstery tacks

Falon-Tech SPINKI KOŁKI upholstery pins are a set of 800 silver metal tacks intended for securing fabric, leather or foam to furniture frames and padding. These small, hardwearing pins provide repetitive fastening for repair, reupholstery and craft projects where numerous fasteners are required. The simple design makes them suitable for manual insertion with a hammer or light press tools commonly used in upholstery and DIY workshops.

Advantages

The metal construction gives consistent holding power and corrosion-resistant surfaces suitable for indoor furniture applications. Supplied in a large quantity, the pack reduces the need for frequent repurchases when working on larger pieces or multiple items. The slim head profile minimizes visibility on finished surfaces while the uniform length ensures even fastening depth across coverings and padding.

Suitable for

• Home upholstery repair and re-covering chairs, sofas and benches
• Workshop furniture restoration and refinishing projects
• Craft and DIY projects that require multiple small fasteners
• Securing foam, fabric or thin leather to wooden or metal frames

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 800 metal upholstery pins
• Finish: silver
• Material: metal suitable for indoor upholstery use
• Head type: low-profile head for reduced visibility
• Intended fastening method: manual hammering or light press insertion

How to use

Position the covering material over the frame or padding and align the pin where a secure attachment is needed. Hold the pin in place and tap gently with a hammer until the pin is driven to the desired depth; use a block or protector to avoid deforming the head when necessary. For consistent results on delicate fabrics, pre-punch a small pilot hole or use an upholstery awl. When using a press or pneumatic tacker designed for upholstery tacks, follow the tool manufacturer’s instructions for safe operation.

Usage recommendations

Store pins in a dry place to prevent surface discoloration. Test pins on a hidden area to confirm head visibility and fastening depth before proceeding with the entire piece. Use appropriate personal protective equipment such as safety glasses and work gloves when hammering or handling sharp metal pins.