Most tack strips are 3/4" wide, but there are also narrower strips available for special applications. The most common width is 3/4", but 1/2", 5/8", and 1" widths are also available.
Thumb tacks are small, sharp objects that are often used to hang pictures or other light objects on walls. While they may seem harmless, thumb tacks can actually damage your walls. The sharp point of a thumb tack can puncture your wall, leaving a small hole. Over time, these holes can become bigger and more noticeable. Additionally, the metal in thumb tacks can rust, which can also damage your walls. If you must use thumb tacks, be sure to put them in a place where they will not be seen. Or, consider using another
Upholstery tacks are small metal fasteners used to hold upholstery in place. They are often used in furniture, cars, and boats. Over time, upholstery tacks can become loose or fall out completely. When this happens, you'll need to replace them. To replace an upholstery tack, start by removing the old tack from the upholstery. Next, insert the point of the new tack into the upholstery. Hammer the tack into place. Finally, bend the tack over to secure it.
A thumb tack is a small, pointed object used for fastening papers to walls or other surfaces. They are usually made of metal or plastic, and have a small, sharp point at one end and a larger, flat head at the other. Thumb tacks are typically about 1 inch (2.5 cm) long.
4.8/5
ã€PRODUCT TYPE】 Bronze 7/16" × 11/16" (11 × 17mm) antique upholstery tacks furniture nails pins assortment kit.
ã€ANTIQUE STYLE】 They are of unique antique style, perfect for your furniture decoration, which will make your sofa, chair and bed not only look more beautiful, but more sturdy and durable.
ã€CLEVER APPLICATIONS】 These little nails have great applications such as: securing paper documents or photos onto the cork board, decorating your sofa, soft chair, soft bed and other furnitures, other DIY projects and so on.
ã€EASY TO INSTALL】 You could just clamp it with a plier then using a hammer to hammer it into the cork board or the edge of the sofa and soft bed easily. But please be careful and don’t put your fingers to hold them while hammering in case of injury, because they may jump or bend under improper operation.
ã€RELIABLE ASSURANCE】 We are highly confident with our products and I believe that you will like it if you got these classical upholstery tacks. Please feel free to contact me if you have any problems about our products, and I will reply you as soon as possible within 12 hours. Of course, you are allowed to return them freely within 90 days if you are not satisfied with them. So why not have a try?
$234
To start with, they made my DIY headboard look fantastic! However, it was difficult for me to prevent them from bending; many of them did so as I tapped them in. In addition, they arrived in a plastic bag that couldn't be sealed, not the cute tiny box that was described. Overall, I would recommend it and make another purchase.
4.7/5
Made by full automatic German machines with high quality steel and double layer electroplated Antique Brass (French Natural) finish
Requires proper tools like Needle nose pliers and light weight tack hammers to install them. Not using pliers will cause bending. So please don't use your fingers to hold them while hammering.
Strong and heavy weight items for upholstery industry, with proper tools you will not need any prefix hole. Please don't compare this items with filmsy cheap DIY nailheads.
500 Pcs/Box, Head Diameter [7/16 in] *** Full Length top the bottom [5/8 in] *** Shank Length under the cap to bottom [1/2 in]
You won't be disapointed, they will always stay bright & beautiful. Please don't use any chemicals to clean nailheads, it may damage the surface finish in time, so please just clean them with dry peace of cloth.
$234
Tacks came in quicker than anticipated. Excellent results for my needs. However, they can rust quite severely in the weather, so if using outside, I advise sealing it with a protective coating. To fix them, I merely applied a small amount of Rustoleum using a brush. Thanks.
4.5/5
Head Size : 7/16" (11mm) *** Shank Length : 5/8" (17mm)
Package includes:150 pieces of tracks
Need to use Pliers to catch nails before hammering, they are small and hammer them by free hand may be dangerous and cause shanks bending !!!
Made by Steel with high grade double layer Antique Brass Electroplating
Smooth Antique Brass finish Surface, heavy weight and high quality
$234
A nice and affordable product. Each nail was identical and very glossy! I was pleased I had extra because this was my first time attaching nail heads to furniture and I bent about every third one. A rubber mallet was an extremely useful tool. Although I had already purchased a spacer tool, these nails wouldn't fit in it. I marked evenly spaced areas on a piece of painters tape before using the tape as a guide when moving my furniture. To grip the nail, use a pair of needle-nose pliers. Not flawless, but very pleased with the results and eager to decorate something else.
4.4/5
100 Pcs/Pack, Head Diameter [7/16 in] *** Full Length top the bottom [5/8 in] *** Shank Length under the cap to bottom [1/2 in]
Strong and heavy weight items for upholstery industry, with proper tools you will not need any prefix hole. Please don't compare this items with filmsy cheap DIY nailheads.
Requires proper tools like Needle nose pliers and light weight tack hammers to install them. Not using pliers will cause bending. So please don't use your fingers to hold them while hammering.
You won't be disapointed, they will always stay bright & beautiful. Please don't use any chemicals to clean nailheads, it may damage the surface finish in time, so please just clean them with dry peace of cloth.
Made by full automatic German machines with high quality steel and double layer electroplated Dark Antique Brass finish
$234
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4.4/5
Strong and heavy weight items for upholstery industry
Need to use Pliers to catch nails before hammering, they are small and hammer them by free hand may be dangerous and cause shanks bending !!!
Made by Steel with high grade double layer Antique Brass Electroplating
Head Size : 7/16" (11mm) *** Shank Length : 5/8" (17mm)
Package includes:150 pieces of tracks
$234
I replaced the vinyl upholstery of a chair with leather. I bought these just in case because I wasn't sure how many of the original tacks would be reusable. They function, but on some of them, the rounded part and the nail part broke apart.
4.4/5
Strong and heavy weight items for upholstery industry, with proper tools you will not need any prefix hole. Please don't compare this items with filmsy cheap DIY nailheads.
Requires proper tools like Needle nose pliers and light weight tack hammers to install them. Not using pliers will cause bending. So please don't use your fingers to hold them while hammering.
You won't be disapointed, they will always stay bright & beautiful. Please don't use any chemicals to clean nailheads, it may damage the surface finish in time, so please just clean them with dry peace of cloth.
Made by full automatic German machines with high quality steel and double layer electroplated Pewter finish
100 Pcs/Pack, Head Diameter (D) [7/16 in] *** Full Length top the bottom (H+L) [5/8 in] *** Shank Length under the cap to bottom (L) [1/2 in]
$234
Two extremely ancient chairs that I am reupholstering have very rough wood. The beneath portions were easily secured with standard upholstery tacks. These ornamental tacks either twisted or required multiple hammer blows to embed themselves in the wood. Fortunately, after ten or so blows from the tack hammer, they still look nice. not even a dent. I'm also glad I got twice as much as I thought I would need because I lost a few due to their twisting in the wood. I may have made a human error; perhaps I purchased tacks that were too long? But now that I'm finished, they look fantastic.After 30 days, I was misusing them, using them to anchor rather than adorn, which was lengthening the learning curve. The fabric was not stable. In the end, I replaced the majority of these tacks with genuine upholstery tacks and added a wonderful fringe. I have now applied the tacks in certain emphasis regions.
4.3/5
Magnetic head
One side of the hammer's head is flat and is used for setting tacks
Perfect for DIY upholstery projects
Wood handle
Opposite end is slotted for removing tacks
$234
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3.7/5
40 pack
40 pieces per pack
Used to complete various projects around the home or office
Thumb tacks available in brass, nickel, red and white finish
Recommended for lightweight projects
$234
It's a thumb tack. I finally ordered them while I was standing in the office supplies section because I couldn't locate any in the stores. They function, and we have a lot.
A thumbtack can hold a surprising amount of weight. The average thumbtack can hold around 10 pounds, but some have been known to hold as much as 30 or 40 pounds. The reason thumbtacks are so strong is because they are made out of metal, usually steel. The metal is very hard and can support a lot of weight without bending.
Tack nails are small nails that are used to temporarily hold something in place. They are usually made of steel or brass and have a very sharp point. Tack nails are often used by upholsterers to hold fabric in place while it is being sewn or glued.
Tacks are small, sharp metal pins that are used to fasten things together. They are also called pins or nails.
There are four types of tacks: 1. The common tack is the most basic and commonly used tack. It is simply a small metal or plastic pin with a sharp point at one end and a flat head at the other. 2. The pushpin tack is similar to the common tack, but has a larger head that is easy to push into the wall. 3. The thumbtack is a larger version of the common tack, with a thicker shaft and a larger head. It is used for heavier duty applications. 4. The picture tack
The metal tacks on furniture are called upholstery nails. They are used to secure upholstery fabric to furniture.
Nail heads are small metal studs that are often used to decorate furniture. They can be found on chairs, sofas, ottomans, and other pieces of furniture. Nail heads can be made from a variety of materials, including brass, bronze, and iron.
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