Boazeryjne staples 4 mm, pack of 100, No name VKB 4.0/100

Pack of 100 boazeryjne (upholstery/trim) staples with a 4 mm leg length, model VKB 4.0/100 by No name. These short-leg staples are intended for fastening trims, upholstery fabric, thin panels and lightweight wooden mouldings where minimal penetration is required. The staples are compatible with staplers and manual tackers that accept 4 mm leg staples and are supplied in a compact pack for convenient storage on-site or in a workshop.

Advantages

The 4 mm leg length provides secure holding for thin materials without protruding through delicate surfaces. A pack of 100 staples gives a balance between supply and portability for small finishing tasks. The staples are suitable for use in manual and compatible pneumatic staplers, enabling precise placement in narrow or confined areas. Their short length reduces the risk of splitting thin trims and helps maintain a neat visible finish.

Suitable for

• Upholstery repairs and attaching fabric to frames
• Fixing interior trim, mouldings and panels
• Light carpentry finish work
• Securing lightweight wooden or composite strips

Key specifications

• Quantity: 100 staples per pack
• Leg length: 4 mm
• Intended use: boazeryjne / upholstery and trim fastening
• Compatibility: staplers that accept 4 mm leg staples
• Material: metal staples suitable for general interior use

How to use

Select a stapler compatible with 4 mm leg length staples and load the strip of staples according to the tool manufacturer’s instructions. Position the stapler so the crown lies flush against the trim or fabric surface and apply steady pressure to ensure proper seating. For thin or fragile materials, test on a scrap piece first to verify holding strength and avoid surface damage. Work incrementally along the trim, placing staples at regular intervals to maintain even fastening and alignment.

Usage recommendations

Use protective eyewear when operating staplers. For delicate veneers or very thin fabrics, consider using a shorter fastening interval and pre-drilling small pilot holes or using an appropriate adhesive to prevent splitting or visible marking.