Upholstery tacks Tetis GT200-S — box of 50 pins

Tetis GT200-S upholstery tacks are supplied in a box of 50 pins designed for attaching fabric, leather or decorative trim to wooden frames in upholstery, repair and craft work. These small metal tacks provide a reliable mechanical fastening for a range of coverings and are suitable for both professional workshops and home DIY projects where precise, visible fastening is required.

Advantages

The GT200-S pins offer consistent size and finish across the pack, which helps achieve a uniform appearance when replacing or matching existing fasteners. Their metal construction ensures adequate holding strength for typical upholstery materials while remaining simple to drive into wood with standard tools. Supplied as a pre-counted box of 50, the pack size is convenient for small upholstery jobs and trim repairs.

Suitable for

• Attaching fabric or leather to wooden furniture frames
• Replacing worn or missing decorative tacks on chairs and sofas
• Small upholstery repairs and craft or DIY projects
• Securing trims, piping or edgings on furniture coverings

Key specifications

• Quantity per pack: 50 pins
• Material: metal (steel or similar ferrous alloy)
• Intended use: fastening upholstery materials to wood
• Finish: uniform factory finish suitable for visible use
• Application method: driven into wood with hammer or tack hammer

How to use

Position the upholstery material or trim over the wooden frame, aligning edges and folds as required. Hold the tack in place on the upholstery surface and drive it into the wood using a suitable hammer or upholstery tack hammer until the head sits flush or to the desired depth. Space tacks evenly for a consistent appearance, and use a pilot hole or thin awl for very hard wood to prevent bending the pin. Wear eye protection and work on a stable surface to ensure accurate placement.

Usage recommendations

For best results, verify the pin head finish matches existing fasteners before installing. When working with delicate fabrics, consider using a thin backing or interfacing to reduce visible tension marks. Store unused pins in the original box to prevent loss and corrosion.