Needle Pins Tetis GP100-AB by Tetis — pack of needles for upholstery and general repair

Tetis GP100-AB needle pins are precision metal pins designed for upholstery, fabric fastening and general repair. Supplied as a pack of needle-type pins, they offer a simple mechanical fastening solution for attaching textiles, trim and light materials to furniture frames, backing boards and substrates. The product is intended for use where staples or adhesives are unsuitable or when a discrete, low-profile fixing is required.

Advantages

Needle pins by Tetis deliver consistent penetration and hold through fabrics and thin materials, reducing the risk of tearing or surface damage. Their slim profile creates a low visual impact while providing immediate mechanical fixation without curing time. The metal construction ensures dimensional stability and resistance to bending during typical upholstery and repair tasks.

Suitable for

• Attaching upholstery fabric to wooden frames and panels
• Fixing trim, piping and welt cord on furniture
• Small repairs to textile surfaces and soft furnishings
• Craft projects requiring discrete mechanical fastenings
• Temporary or adjustable fabric positioning during reupholstery

Key specifications

• Form factor: needle-type pins suitable for hand insertion or light pneumatic tools
• Material: metal pins designed for strength and dimensional stability
• Application: fastening textiles, trims and light materials to substrates
• Finish: suitable for low-profile, minimal visual impact connections
• Packaging: supplied as a pack for multiple uses in repairs and projects

How to use

Select an appropriate insertion point and, where possible, pre-align the fabric and substrate to avoid puckering. Press the needle pin through the textile and into the substrate until the head seats flush or slightly recessed, taking care to maintain alignment. For firmer substrates, use a light hammer or a compatible tool to ensure complete insertion. Remove or replace pins individually when adjusting positioning or performing further work.

Usage recommendations

Use needle pins together with standard upholstery practices: support the workpiece on a stable surface, avoid overloading a single pin with tensile loads, and combine with adhesives or staples where greater strength is required. Store pins dry and protected from corrosion; wear eye protection when inserting into hard substrates.