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Your cart is empty.The ROBERTS Electric Carpet Stapler is designed for carpet installation with 20-gauge, 3/16 in. crown staples. This stapler can hold up to 85 staples and features a powerful, 15 Amp drive solenoid. The 6-3/4 in. low profile head allows access in small spaces, particularly on stairs. This electric stapler may also be used for upholstering. The included, large, molded-plastic carrying case has room for an extra box of staples or other small tools.
Ahmad
Reviewed in the United States on February 24, 2025
Good price
Chefs 1953 Customer
Reviewed in the United States on February 21, 2025
The best stapler I have ever used!!!
Balla Family
Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2024
Recently replaced the runner on our stairs and the ease of use of this gun made the job take about 30 minutes tops! It is lightweight, the size is perfect and the power is no joke!
Bazz
Reviewed in Canada on September 21, 2024
Bon produit
JZB
Reviewed in the United States on December 30, 2024
Great carpet tool, great quality and it does what its supposed to do, staples padding and carpeting into place! Perfect for tight spots and when wrapping stairs. Many other uses!
Ross
Reviewed in Canada on June 26, 2022
I have been renting a similar product and finally purchased my own. It works perfectly tacking down sisal runners.
Christopher R.
Reviewed in the United States on September 13, 2021
After reading the reviews, I bought this, as my electric upholstery stapler had just given up the ghost, and I have a couple of big jobs this week. Ordered on Friday, showed up two hours ago on Sunday evening. Gotta love prime. Decided on this based on reviews and Prime shipping, as the other brand I normally use isn't on Amazon and it won't show up until Thursday or Friday. Nice blow molded case, gun felt good in hand and seemed to be solidly built. Much to my extreme disappointment, the Roberts stapler failed on the VERY FIRST TRIGGER pull. Seriously. Took it out of the box, loaded it, plugged it in, and pulled the trigger. It fired, and something broke internally, because the anvil won't retract/reset. NOTHING in the instructions about what to do if that happens, so I figured it meant it was dead. I'm not taking a brand new gun apart to see what happened. Boxed it right back up, filed a return, and dropped it off at Kohl's Amazon return less than two hours after it was delivered. Fluke? Maybe. Buyer beware is all I can say.
Ryan
Reviewed in Canada on September 30, 2020
Purchased this stapler and it broke in less then 20 uses. Screws starting falling out the first couple times i used it then the part that drives the stapler just failed one day and never worked again.
William Farby
Reviewed in Canada on September 16, 2020
Drives staples very well ,lots of power but is a odd size 20 gauge all of my other tools (pneumatic) is 18 gauge. 20 gauge staples hard to find (usually special order) and more expensive and less variety, and has no safety will fire as soon as trigger is depressed. Keeping that in mind is still an awsome tool and I would recommended it .
Harbaksh Gill
Reviewed in Canada on November 9, 2020
It's amazing product its is very handy to use and it is more worth what I spend for this product to buy
Jerzy T.
Reviewed in the United States on October 21, 2018
Great tool in the right place. Enough power to drive the staple every time. But, it's designed for 3/16th staples. When used for fabric, leather or screen door mesh it works great. Used it to fasten foam padding for flooring and the foam was not strong enough, so it kept detaching. But that's not that the stapler's fault. Bought it when a P&C stapler couldn't handle the job, and it performed great.One thing to be aware is that it takes a lot of current. Once I plugged it in with a 30 foot extension cord, and it wouldn't even fire. It does need the 15 amps as in the spec.My daughter also keeps borrowing it for projects and really likes it.
LRS Prime Rocks!
Reviewed in the United States on March 5, 2017
Roberts Professional Electric Stapler (10-600). Packaging is very simple and has a good description and picture of the stapler that comes packed in a sturdy plastic case for storage. Opening the package and case is very easy, and the stapler comes with about 15 staples already inserted and ready to use. I bought this stapler to tack down a loose carpet on my stairwell. The width of the stapler, when placed against the wall, put the stapler tip in perfect position for stapling the carpet into the wood trim below. The stapler has a sturdy electric cord that hooks to standard household (120 VAC) current. Once plugged into electricity, the stapler makes no noise. It has an easy to use and conveniently placed trigger. Pressing the trigger activates the stapler. It works perfectly. I only had a small piece of loose carpet to staple, but it was at the top of the stairs—so strategically placed for someone to trip and fall. Within 5-10 minutes the job was done. The carpet was stapled securely, and the stapler, cord, and package of staples were back in the sturdy case for storage within 10-15 min. The whole job took about 10 minutes. Thinking that I would need additional staples, I bought the DUO-FAST 5418 D 9/16” Divergent Point (5000 staples). I used these staples in the stapler, and they worked perfectly. The sturdy stapler storage case also comes with a nice compartment that will hold this pack of 5000 staples in place when the case is closed. Of course, I only used the electric stapler for a few minutes, but this short-time use of the product was perfect for stapling a small piece of loose carpet and deserving of 5+ stars.
S. Beck
Reviewed in the United States on December 29, 2013
Thing works great - use it for DYI chair upholstery. I was drawn to this one because it said the head was longer and thinner for creases. For me - it could be another 1/2 or 3/4" to work better. In addition and in my opinion, this is a powerful tool and does NOT have a safety on it. I found myself unplugging it every time I sat it down because it's frightening how much pressure is behind those staples and how one could easily get hurt. In addition - when you pull the trigger the first time, hold on tight. There's a lot of "kick" that I didn't realize would be there. To get the staples in tight and correctly, you must hold the gun tight to the piece and press or the kick is going to render a half embedded staple...and you'll be pulling them out and starting again on the same spot.I cover some odd chairs just for fun and this thing is my right hand now...LOVE IT!
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