Upholstery tacks KRUPS Pinezki tapicerskie (300 pcs)

Upholstery tacks KRUPS Pinezki tapicerskie (300 pcs) are metal fasteners designed for securing upholstery, fabric edges and lightweight trim to wooden frames and furniture bases. Supplied in a compact pack of 300 pieces, these upholstery tacks are intended for repair, reupholstery and decorative finishing tasks in home and workshop projects. The simple, traditional tack design provides a reliable mechanical hold on natural and synthetic fabrics when driven into wood substrates.

Advantages

These metal upholstery tacks offer a consistent head shape and shank length across the pack, which helps achieve uniform appearance and fastening depth. The pack of 300 reduces the need for frequent repurchasing for medium-sized jobs and small production runs. The compact, resealable packaging makes storage and transport convenient and keeps tacks together between uses. Because they are metal, the tacks provide durable mechanical grip and resistance to deformation during installation.

Suitable for

• Furniture repair and reupholstery of chairs, sofas and benches
• Decorative edging and trim attachment on wooden frames
• DIY upholstery projects and small workshop production
• Securing lightweight fabrics, felt or leatherette to wood

Key specifications

• Quantity: 300 pieces per pack
• Material: metal
• Intended substrate: wood (frames, bases)
• Designed for: upholstery, fabric and trim fastening
• Packaging: compact pack suitable for storage

How to use

Position the fabric or trim over the wooden frame and hold it taut. Place the upholstery tack head against the material at the desired location and press the shank into the wood using a tack hammer or light mallet until the head sits flush or at the preferred depth. For harder woods or thicker materials, pre-drilling a small pilot hole can reduce splitting and make insertion easier. Space tacks evenly along seams or edges to maintain uniform appearance and secure fastening.

Usage recommendations

Use appropriate eye protection and keep fingers clear of the striking area during installation. When working with finished furniture, test a single tack in an inconspicuous spot to confirm appearance and fit before completing the entire job. Store the pack in a dry place to avoid surface corrosion and keep out of reach of children.