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Perfect Details for Every Design
Classic
Casual
Headboards
Modern
Size Chart
3/8" Size Nailheads
7/16" Size Nailheads
5/8" Size Nailheads
3/4" Size Nailheads
Installation Guide
Step 1: Attach First Nail
Attach the decorative nail in a corner. Tap the first nail into the fabric and wood. Use a rubber mallet to work the nail into the frame without damaging its head.
Step 2: Measure and Mark
Measure and mark a new point with pencil so that nailheads are evenly spaced.
Step 3: Attach Nail Heads
Attach the decorative nail to the spot you measured. Hold the nails with pliers in order to protect your hands, eyes and avoid bending. Then repeat the process.
Equipments Needed
- Decorative nails
- Rubber Mallet
- Needle nose pliars
- Ruler
- Pen
Vic
Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2024
Beautiful looking
customer
Reviewed in the United States on November 7, 2023
They are easy to install, gives a great look to my bedroom wall re-design.
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 25, 2022
Liked the product. Very fast delivery. I used the tacks on a leather product I was making. I would recommend this company. Thanks
Chris H
Reviewed in the United States on October 4, 2019
Ordered these tacks to replace ones that had tarnished from my arm resting on our sofa. The quality of the tacks is very good and they were a perfect match to our existing ones. I have attached a picture to show how much the new tack improved the look of our sofa arm. They were easy to remove and replace. Very satisfied with this purchase.
BakerBob
Reviewed in the United States on July 29, 2017
The shafts bent so very difficult to use in our furniture. Could be the wood we have is very dense and strong so it was simply too difficult to make it work properly. Otherwise, a good product. Attractive and at an affordable price. Suggest you also get the spacer. It makes it much easier to get them even and in a straight line.
Customer
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 7, 2016
They look great on my restored book case
dune2
Reviewed in France on February 13, 2016
Bien. La Taille est idéale, ils sont solides et plutôt pratiques. Je les ai posés facilement sans casse ni torsion
Kdb
Reviewed in the United States on November 30, 2016
I use these on my jewelry display to hang stuff on and they work well for that. They look nice and have a consistent finish. They are also heavy duty and stay in place, even when things are hung on them. I had to use a small hammer to get them into the wood because they are too big to just push in. But that's a good thing. I like these and will order them again.
ellonwheels
Reviewed in the United States on March 27, 2015
Love these tacks! I got them to make a screen for my fireplace. I tacked aluminum punched tin tiles to a heavy piece of pressed wood and made a nice screen. They worked well for the project; the tacks are long and heavy and stand up to pounding in with a hammer without bending or crushing. They look like part of the pattern in my screen. Since I didn't need nearly the whole hundred for my project (I used less than half), I've found other uses for them around the house. They're pretty and functional.
PY
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2015
I am reupholstering two very old chairs; the wood is very hard. Regular upholstery tacks went in well in the underneath parts. These decorative tacks either bent or took several hammer strikes to seat them in the wood. Luckily they look good after about 10 or so strikes with the tack hammer. Not dented at all. I am also happy that I ordered double what I thought I needed, because I lost several because of their bending n the wood. It may be user error on my part; perhaps I bought tacks that were too long? However, now that I'm done; they look great.Now 30 days later: extending the learning curve,I was mis-using them to anchor rather than decorate. The fabric did not hold fast. I ended up removing most of these tacks, putting in real upholstery tacks, and applying a lovely fringe. I have used the tacks in specific accent areas now.
K. London
Reviewed in the United States on August 14, 2014
These tacks are beautiful, and are depicted pretty well on the image. When I set out to reupholster my sofa, I assumed (incorrectly) that it would have a tack strip inside, as all other furniture I've reupholstered has had if it didn't have external tacks. As it turns out, I spent about $7 on upholstery staples for this project in 2014. I'm moderately certain whoever upholstered this sofa before (it's not original upholstery) spent about $7 on staples in 1973ish. And used all of them. Who needs tack strips when you can throw in a thousand staples per piece of fabric, right?Enter my misadventure searching for tack strips... The only ones I could find were bundles of 100, which seemed a tad excessive for my one little sofa. Then, on a search through Amazon, I found these and thought, "What the heck, right?" Best impulse buy ever. They're heavy-duty, low-profile, and they add an almost mod touch to my "new" sofa.
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