Metal Upholstery Pins STABILUS Pinezki metalowe mix, pack of 100

STABILUS Metal Upholstery Pins Pinezki metalowe mix, pack of 100 are small metal fastening pins designed for securing fabric, leather and other thin materials to wooden frames and similar substrates. Supplied as a mixed set of sizes and styles, this pack supports a range of upholstery, craft and repair tasks where a discreet, mechanical hold is required. The pins are intended for manual or light hammer application and deliver a reliable, low-profile fix for trims, coverings and protective layers.

Advantages

The mixed pack contains a variety of pin lengths and head shapes to suit different thicknesses of covering materials and substrate depths, reducing the need to buy multiple single-size packs. Metal construction provides consistent holding power and durability compared with plastic or adhesive solutions. The small heads and narrow shafts minimise visible impact on finished surfaces while providing secure mechanical attachment that can withstand normal upholstery stresses.

Suitable for

• Upholstery of chairs, sofas and benches
• Fastening fabric or leather to wooden frames and panels
• Interior trim repairs and restoration work
• Craft projects requiring discreet mechanical fixing
• Temporary or permanent attachment of thin materials

Key specifications

• Pack quantity: 100 metal pins in mixed sizes and head types
• Material: metal (steel or similar ferrous metal)
• Intended substrates: wood and similar solid frames
• Suitable coverings: fabric, leather, vinyl and thin flexible materials
• Application method: manual insertion or light hammering

How to use

Position the covering material over the substrate and align where the pin is required. Hold the pin in place with pliers or by hand and press it into the material until the shaft meets the substrate; for firmer wood or thicker layers, apply light taps with a hammer to seat the pin fully. Space pins at regular intervals to distribute holding force evenly and avoid pulling the fabric. If removal is needed, use pliers to extract the pin carefully to minimise damage to the covering and substrate.

Usage recommendations

Use the mixed pack to select the best pin length for the combined thickness of covering and substrate; choose shorter pins for thin materials and shallower frames, and longer pins for thicker layers or deeper frames. Pre-drilling a small pilot hole can reduce splitting in hardwoods. Wear eye protection when hammering and handle pins with care to avoid injury.